A striking World War I-era German bayonet, identified on the accompanying tag as an M1898/05 Ersatz sawback “butcher blade” model. It features a broad pointed blade with prominent sawback teeth, a hooked crossguard, ribbed metal grip, and its original-style steel scabbard.
The bayonet shows substantial age-related wear, including oxidation, dark patina, surface pitting, and finish loss throughout the blade, grip, and scabbard. These signs of use and age give it a rugged, untouched appearance appropriate for an original military collectible.
Includes the bayonet and scabbard shown. Please review all photographs carefully for condition and identifying details. Authenticity, markings, and exact variation should be verified by the buyer.
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