wotdlois
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Hi Guys
Picked this up the other day for a $1 and are having a hard time identifying it as its worn to the point that all id's are long gone. Double edged, s guard, brass wooden handle, blade is 9" almost too short to be a bayonet but the pommel end has signs that it was once able to be attached to the business end of a rifle. Its been hammered to hell but shows signs of a spring mechanism of some kind. Not sure really maybe its simply the handle seams that i am seeing. any help appreciated. I am thinking ww1 maybe spanish american and for whatever reason it screams navy to me.
thanks
wot
Picked this up the other day for a $1 and are having a hard time identifying it as its worn to the point that all id's are long gone. Double edged, s guard, brass wooden handle, blade is 9" almost too short to be a bayonet but the pommel end has signs that it was once able to be attached to the business end of a rifle. Its been hammered to hell but shows signs of a spring mechanism of some kind. Not sure really maybe its simply the handle seams that i am seeing. any help appreciated. I am thinking ww1 maybe spanish american and for whatever reason it screams navy to me.
thanks
wot
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The looks of the blade threw me off.






