Note I only leave pictures here for a month or so and then move them into the body of the site, by country , by type and or onto the special pages
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ARGENTINA |
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The bayonet mounts for the Cavalry Carbine, slightly too large to fit in
my Suarez without fitting |
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Rare second pattern of the cavalry carbine bayonet, not a modification
this time but a completely new made bayonet by Suarez |
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Seldom seen 1935 Mauser bayonet. Has the slant pommel of the Spanish copies
but is not a cast pommel, it is also marked RA on the ricasso. Most of these
were used by the police and are usually well used |
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FILM |
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A very crude socket used in the film Pirates of the Caribbean |
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I believe this is another Stembridge prop house marked bayonet, although
it appears to have a double stamped S and may be from some other similar
company. Bayonet is an untouched German WWI Ersatz |
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Another Stembridge modified bayonet, this time a UK 1907 with the muzzle
ring split and opened similar to the German WWI ersatz not sure what it
is to fit, or any film it was used in |
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ARGETNINA |
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Machete Frog |
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AUSTRIA |
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Various Austro-German frogs, many are modified and you can see removed
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Reproduction Landstrum Frog |
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BELGIUM |
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1944 made frog for UK No4 |
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BULGARIA |
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Ersatz frog made from hessian |
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WWII Mannlicher frog |
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COMMERCIAL |
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Commercial Frog for the AKM series of bayonets |
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DENMARK |
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Adaptor for M1. White version is Navy |
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GREECE |
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For the 1903 |
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IRAN |
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Reproduction Frog, evident by streaked finish and totally new smell |
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ITALY |
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Reproduction WWI Ersatz Frog |
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LITHUANIA |
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Only 120 troops were apparently involved in the Iraq war, most of the
ones of these I have seen are mint, mine shows signs of wear, could it
be an actual issue one rather than excess stock? |
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The second pattern woodland camouflage frog uses a less bright pattern
that the first, and is similar in construction to one of the two desert
camouflage variations |
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Two variations
of the desert camo frog are currently available. there is a subtle
color change in the edge piping, the press studs are plain on one and
written on in the other, the rivets are solid in one and hollow in the
other, and finally there is a slight difference in length between the
two versions with a slightly longer gap between the belt loop and the
bayonet loop. |
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RUMANIA |
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Black leather for AKM |
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Brown leather for AKM |
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Leather and green webbing for AKM |
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Frog from a "dress" bayonet with distinctive pebble grain finish |
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SWEDEN |
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NCO Frog |
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TURKEY |
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UNKNOWN |
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very small frog stud hole |
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From its size I would say this is a machete frog |
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Parris Dunn Navy Trainer issued with Navy Mk1
bayonet, normal 1905/M1 will not fit as the stud is wider |
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Parris Dunn Identical to Navy but for butt
plate marks, note this one is missing the barrel bands and adjustable
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Comparison shots |
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Reputedly a training rifle used by by the Virginia college, not sure why
they should have a FN FAL copy. Made of heavy steel this is a heavy
weight, and appears to use the original FN FAL plastic butt stock |
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WWI British SMLE training rifle |
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USA |
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1905 dress scabbard cover |
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Bayonet delivery box of Korean Vintage from Utica for the M1 bayonet |
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M1917 BOLO knife, with both original web and leather scabbard (missing
wooden sheath unfortunately) and the later plastic WWII scabbard |
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Issue Lan Cay Product Improved version |
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Issue LanCay M9 with matching rack number markings |
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Training bayonet for the 1903 rifle, uses two muzzle rings with grub
screws to lock the piece to the barrel, this is a bit tired but fit my
budget. Made in 1908 |
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A standard issue OKC3S with additional inscription, but not the normal
commemorative. The 3-10 refers to the 3rd battalion 10th Marines, an
artillery battalion with a headquarters battery. based in North
Carolina. I am assuming that this is a presentation blade for the school
but whether to a marine or an instructor is not known ( would assume a
marine but would have thought either would have kept the piece).
The Black Flag reference may be a reference to the black flag flown when
it is too hot for training, the inscription meaning that when in battle
the black flag doesn't fly???
Any information would be appreciated. |