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Doesn't appear to have the attachment hardware most bayonets I'm familiar with have, but beyond that I'm uncertain what it actually is.
 

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That's about what I came up with as well. Something agricultural.

But , hey, they were despirate in the South and maybe someone snapped off a tine of a potato fork and jambed it in a musket barrel to use as a pike when the powder ran out. :icon_thumright:

We better say that or we'll never see the end of this. ;-) It's a Confederate anti-tank bayonet. Definately.
 

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Anything but a bayonet. Sorry, but there's no way that's anything but part of a farming tool of some sort.
 

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Nope, it's a corn shuckin Confederate anti-tank bayonet, u heard Charlie P!:occasion14:
 

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A tine from another time.:thumbsup:
 

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