A Bayonet for Mauser, Hayotzer 101 with Sheath, Israel, 1949. A Bayonet for Mauser, Hayotzer 101 with Sheath, Israel, 1949. Made in Israel, called the Hayotzer 101 1A S49 bayonet. The Hayotzer bayonet is a copy of the German k98 bayonet for the Mauser 1898 rifle (which is called in Israel the "Czech rifle to disguise its Nazi origin), was made in Israel in 1949 by the Hayotzer factory for the IDF. Jewish symbols: Star of David. Length without sheath: 38cm. Length with sheath: 38cm. Minor dents on the sheath.

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