How to determine if WWs bayonets and pins are authentic or replicas?

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My friend that is a very wide topic requiring personal study of genuine vs. fake articles. It is not something that can be told to you in a blog.
You will have to take photos of the articles and do research. Hey what I do know is if it says WW1 on it it is fake! :)
Have to be more specific.
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Was there that many bayonets in WW2? I apologize for my many typos, I didn't realize. .
Its WW2 apparently and its a bayonet. . Do I look for a stamp? She sais there are also pins, but I can see that being harder to identify without la picture
 

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Logos, patina, and quality of the workmanship are all keys to telling if it's genuine WW2 or a modern replica. Usually that takes a bit of experience from having looked at lots of both. Try to post some photos here first, before you buy, if possible.
 

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Was there that many bayonets in WW2? I apologize for my many typos, I didn't realize. .
Its WW2 apparently and its a bayonet. . Do I look for a stamp? She sais there are also pins, but I can see that being harder to identify without la picture
Yes multiples from every country involved in the war
 

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Post some photos here and I'm sure we can ID everything for you. I'm pretty knowledgeable when it comes to WW2 insignia and equipment as are many others here.
 

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