SPAIN
	1893 with a French Remington 1914 pattern scabbard    Close up of Fixed frog on Remington scabbard. Bannerman's in the US sold these in the early part of the 1900's probably mating surplus blades and scabbards to sell on it is not known who used this combination
	M1893 with leather and steel scabbard   Ricasso marks
	Dress 1893 with parallel grips and all chromed   High muzzle ring     Thick tang   Brass staple is typical of German dress scabbards of the same period.
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	1893 with later PR8 marking
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	1943, a copy of the German 84/98 but with lighter and narrower blade. this has the later PR8 markings
	M1936 Mauser, made by Toledo and based on the German 84/98 style bayonet but with an added muzzle ring, a simialr unmarked blade was made by Germany at about the same time
	1936 Mauser made by Toledo, scabbard is re throated 1893 leather rather than the more normal steel Mauser scabbard. 1893 blade will not now fit scabbard.
	1941 Bolo Composite grips
	1941 Bolo, with wood grips
	Adaptor to allow 1941 Bolo to fit K98 Mauser
	1943 pattern Mauser supplied by Germany, stamped P.R.8
	1943 model, based on the German 84/98 however the blade is narrower than the German manufactured blades     Rarer composite grips, more common are wood grips   Spanish 1943 scabbard has no throat and is thinner than its German original, the German 84/98 will not fit in this scabbard as it is narrower     Comparison of the Spanish blade (left) and German blade (right)
	Spanish rework of Polish Mauser bayonet. new grips and lost flash guard. These were blades supplied during Civil war and then later refurbished and issued to Spanish troops, both Perkun and Radom ones can be found
	1969 for the Cetme rifle, made by Toledo
	Among the last bayonets made by Toledo before they closed down this is a variation for the Air Force of the CETME L bayonet, it features a distinctive hilt catch similar to the G3 types. THe Toledo mark is clearly stamped on the blade and bayonet shows a low serial number
	Naval Issue of the CETME L bayonet has a press button catch and a Navy anchor on the blade. Toledo stamp is not clear on this example