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    This was purchased some years ago and is in nice conditionP1010031_0026.jpgP1010032_0027.jpgP1010033_0028.jpg

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    Very Nice

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    Count the grooves in the wood grips. That can tell you something interesting about the bayonet. My 1912 bayonet has 33 grooves. Sorry, forget what that means or where I found the info.

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    Having some problem in the reply - but I did count the grooves and came up with 35. The early wood grips had 11 cutter passes per inch and by 1917 this was changed to 7 cutter passes per inch. Late replacement grips are marked inside with the drawing numbers C64036 (right grip) and C64037 (left grip)

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    Wow! Thanks for that information!

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    Ditto, Just read this old thread, intreresting info, Ray
    Last edited by rayg; 12-13-2015 at 09:16.

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    Beautiful in the original bright finish.

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