April 5, 2024
WWII K98 Mauser Rifle Bayonet w/Scabbard, 1944, No Re
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1944 Bayonet Vintage WWII K98 Mauser rifle bayonet. Blade is 9 3/4" long. 15 7/8" overall. Blade tang marked: 44 and a Cyrillic word. Bayonet and original scabbard both have same seriel number. Tang and guard both stamped BK within a circle. No markings on pommel. Brown wood handles, no chips. Appears finish has been removed from scabbard and scabbard also has a few tiny dings and one small crack at edge. Bayonet is in about very good overall condition. Blade has very nice original blue. TERMS : -- No Reserve Auction -- Buyer pays the domestic (USA) shipping fee listed below. This includes tracking. Uninsured items are shipped at buyer's risk. If you choose not to insure and the item is lost in the mail, it is your problem. Payment is expected within 10 days. Payment by Paypal is preferred. Credit cards are not accepted directly, but they can be used through Paypal. Money orders are great. Personal checks are acceptable, but may hold shipment of item until check clears. Items are honestly described to the best of our ability, but please do not presume we are experts on these items. All items are sold as-is, and all sales are final. Unless the item is materially different from that described in the auction listing, t are no returns. Buyer is responsible for return shipping fees. Do not hesitate to email any questions before bidding.
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