Bayo id

[emmab]

Hi. Buddy gave me these but he was a little vague on information. I believe one a M1 and the two similar may be a 1907 pattern? Just a guess. The 1943 has a scabbard I have know idea about the stamp

 

[Light Infantry]

Garand bayo, Utica Cutlery. Cant recall the model number, i believe M1? Danish scabbard

 

[JP]

Spanish Mauser Model 1893 bayonets.

 

[ShooterMcGavin]

The Garand bayonet is a a cut down version of the 1903 Springfield designated the M1905E1, a little more rare WW2 type; You can tell by the blood groove that goes right to the tip of the blade

Here is alink describing the types of markings to look for

http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/edged-weapons/1943-u-f-h-cut-down-m1905e1-726180/


http://www.usmilitaryknives.com/bayo_points_2.htm

 

[7ECA]

Edit: The sword bayonets are Spanish 1913 models.

 

[Cottage Hill Bill]

First two answers you got are correct. M1 and Spanish. That checkering is common to Spanish bayonets and swords, makes ID easy from two tables away at the gunshow.

 

[green]

Spanish M1916 for Carbine.

 

[HuskyDude]

Not sure this is a high-jack or maybe the thread should be a "Sticky"

Any info on this Chile 1912 markings would be appreciated too.

 

[green]

Looks like Cyrillian letters so likely Yugoslavian.

 

[JP]

Frog and bayonet are for a Model 1948 Yugo Mauser rifle and not a Chilean bayonet. Preduzece 44 is the name of the Yugo Arsenal.

 

[HuskyDude]

Frog and bayonet are for a Model 1948 Yugo Mauser rifle and not a Chilean bayonet. Preduzece 44 is the name of the Yugo Arsenal.

Awesome!!! Thx JP !

This should be a sticky!!!

 

[emmab]

Thanks for the replies! Much appreciated. Some great information there.
Cheers

 

[sail32]

Thanks for the two websites ShooterMcGavin

 

[subcapt1974]

Frog and bayonet are for a Model 1948 Yugo Mauser rifle and not a Chilean bayonet. Preduzece 44 is the name of the Yugo Arsenal.

I sent you some pm's regarding one of your rifles without any answer, perhaps your inbox is full?