Please note that the bayonet nomenclature is often the accepted term rather than the official military designation, this will tended too as I find military designations, many of these blades were identified before these designations was widely known. The terms used are typical of those known by collectors
The flags are the current ones in many cases. Where possible or when there were changes to name (i.e. Rhodesia) I have tried to put the flag for the period of the collection, for countries like Germany this would mean a large number of flags, similarly for Russia
Afghanistan - French 1886 Lebel, Local 1888, UK 1888, 1888 long, UK 1903, 1907 local made, Ross
Argentina - French 1866 Side arm, 1875, 1875 carbine, 1880 carbine, 1891 (alloy and Brass), 1909 Argentine and German made, 1891 converted to M1, 1935, M1, FN FAL, Shortened 1891, M49
Australia - 1907 quillion, 1907, 1, Owen, L2A1 and No6 trials(?), replica/real Machete MkI fake commando knife, M7
Austria - 1799, 1849, 1867, 1870, 1873, 1885, 1886, 1888, 1890, 1891 Nagant, 1895, 1912, Ersatz, 1895Ersatz, Ersatz NCO, Glock
Belgium - Terssen, 1874 Gras 1882 Comblain, 1889 long, Long export, 1916, 1935, No4, 1949, FN FAL
Brazil - 1904s, 1903, 1908
Bulgaria - 1888,1893NCO, 1895 cavalry and NCO, 84/98, 84/98 dress, AK47 and AK74
Canada - 1893, 1907, ROSS, No4, C1, C7
Chile - 1895, Ross, Modified French Gras, Police Dress
China - Mauser, Arisaka, 1920, Belgian ersatz's, SKS AK47, AKM, Fake T100
Colombia - FN49, Gallil, AKM
Croatia - AKM
Cuba - AKM
Cyprus - UK No 9
Czechoslovakia - 1895, S98 nA mS, 98/05, VZ24, VZ33, M52, M58
Denmark - 1854, 1889, 1914, M1 Garand, Madsen
Eire - No9
East Germany - AKM, KM 87, Trainer
Egypt - 1867, Snider (both versions), 303 Remington, 1876, 1903, 1907, 1914, FN49, Hakim, AKM Type II, AKM
Ethiopia - SKS, VZ24
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Finland - 1927, 1928,1939, Rubber training, AK47, M62
France - 42, 42/59, 1866, Defense Naionale, Gendarmeri socket, 1874, 1874 Telegrapher, 1878 Kropatschek, Daudeteau, 1886, 1892, 1913 cut down, MAS, MAS 1956
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Germany - Werder, 60/98, 1871 1871 sawback, Siamese 1888, 1898, 71/84, 98/05, KS98, Gottscho, 84/98aA, 84/98 aA mS, nA, nA mS, WuK, 84/98 Pioneer, 1914, 88/98 - ersatz - (various), Russian 1891, French 1866, M7, KCB, G36, G3, KCB for SIG, converted fighting knives
Greece - 1895, 1895 naval, 1903 (Italian made), UK No4, 1907
Guatemala - 1968 CETME
Haiti - US M5, US M6
Holland - Beaumont socket,1873, 1895 (several variations), AR10, M4
Hong Kong - reworked UK 1888 for police
Hungary -1985 bone gripped, 1895 cavalry, 1894 Gendamrarie, 1935Infantry, Cavalry, and NCO models AKM Commemoratives
India - State Yataghan, 1903, P1907, GR1, GRII, GRIII, GRMK ?, No4, SLR long blade, INSAS
Indonesia - modified Dutch 1895, 1907, BM59, M5, M7, KCB, G3, AK47
Iran - 98/22, FN FAL
Iraq - UK No4, UK1907, AKM
Ireland - 1874 for Vertelli, 1874 Gras for GEW88, 1893, 1904 Irish Mannlicher,
Israel - Yugo 1924, Belgian 1949, Czech VZ24, German 84/98, 84/98 clone, UK No6,
Italy - 1870, 1871, 1891 Carcano, Bersaglieri , TS, 1891 Carcano, 1891TS, 1870 Vettereli, 1917 ersatz, Folding, Beretta 38, 38 Fixed, Berretta, Latchlock, 38 fighting knife, SMLE, BM59, Commercial
Japan - Murato 22, Arisaka,, Type 1, SMLE, KIFFE M4, Marine, T100
Jordon 1907
Korea - 1842
Korea (North) - AK47, AKM
Korea (South) - T30 Arisaka, M4, M5, M7
Kosovo - AKM
Lebanon - AKM
Lithuania - Frogs
Luxembourg - FN49
Malaya - UK No 5
Malta - UK 1888
Mexico - 1899, 1912, 1910 FN FAL conversion. 1924
Nepal - Kukri (Fake x2)
New Zealand - 1905, 1907, No4
Norway - 1867, 1914, 1913 (US), 1894, fighting knife, M44, 84/98, M4, AG3
Pakistan - No9, G3 including bowie blade version, MP5
Panama - AKM (Cuban), M7(T65)
Peru - 1909, VZ24
Persia (IRAN) - 98-22, G3
Philippines - M7
Poland - Austrian 1895, German 98/05, WZ 22, WZ24, WZ 29, WZ39, AK47, AKM, Trainer
Portugal -Guedes, 1904, 1934, SMG, G3
Rhodesia - FN FAL, 1888
Rumania - 1888, 1893 NCO, 1895, 1895 Cavalry, VZ24, AKM, AK74, AK47
Saudi Arabia - KCB for Mauser k98
Siam / Thailand - 1896, 1920, Arisaka
Serbia - 1899, 1910 (German used)
Slovakia - VZ24
South Africa - 1888, 1907, No4, No9, R1, M1, R4, UZI
Spain - 1893, 1893 short dress, 1936, 1941, 1943, 1969, CETME L for airforce and navy, Polish WZ24
Sudan - AR10, 1895
Sweden - 1896, 1914, 1915, FN FAL trials, AG3
Switzerland - 1878, 1878 Musicians, 1881, 1895, 1895/99, 1906, 1914, 1918, Favor, 1957, M7, SIG530 M70
Syria - 1924
Taiwan - M1 Garand, Commercial M9
Turkey - Peabody, 1890, 1903, 1903 telegraphers, 1935's, 1907, UK No4, FN FAL, large number of conversions to German Ersatz, and other blades to 35 export pattern, G3
United Kingdom -Baker, Vivian Carbine, Constabulary Carbine, Brunswick, 1855 Sappers&Miners - Lancaster, Shortened Lancaster , 1856 Infantry, 1856/58 Infantry, 1858 Infantry,1859 lightened 1860 Infantry, Jacobs, Volunteer Infantry, 1863 Whitworth, 1870 Elcho, Martini Henry, 1871 Cutlass bayonet, 1876, 1887 MkI, 1887 MkIII, 1887 MkIV, 1888, 1902, 1903, 1907, VTC, 1913, Ross, Arisaka, Pritchard, Farquhar Hill, No 4, STEN, US Model 1917, No 5, No 7, No 8, No 9, X2E1, L1A1, L1A3, L1A4, L3A1 (SA80)
Uruguay -, unknown designation converted Belgian, Converted UK 1853, Werder, 1900, 1937
USA - Dahlgren, Remington socket, Remington No5, 1899 Krag, 1913, P13/17, 1917, M1, M4, M5, M7, M7 MILPAR, M9, commercial M9, OKC3S/T, M11, M10, CAM1, Remington BS2, Bannerman Cadet
USSR - 1891/30 Nagant, Winchester 1914, SVT38, SVT40, 44 Carbine, AK47, AKM types I and II, AK74
Venezuala - 1900, 1949
Vietnam - AKM
Yugoslavia - M24B, 1924, 1948, 84/98, 1956, SKS, AKM
Zimbabwe - AKM