Null GERMANY. Letter opener in the shape of a Mauser bayonet. BE

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GERMANY. Letter opener in the shape of a Mauser bayonet. BE

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GERMANY. Letter opener in the shape of a Mauser bayonet. BE

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LOT OF 3 BAIONNETTES, First World War. - LEBEL sword-bayonet, model 1886. Cruciform blade, anatomically shaped nickel silver handle with curved quillon. L 65.5 cm - Berthier bayonet, model 1892. Curved quillon, wooden plates, as used after 1917. L 53 cm - Mauser bayonet, model 1898/05. L 50 cm France-Germany. First World War. Lebel bayonet in good condition, remains of bluing. Berthier bayonet, blade in poor condition, heavy oxidation. Mauser bayonet, poor condition, accidents to plates and blade, heavy oxidation. Expertise Bertrand Malvaux and Christophe Ropars

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

DAGUE DE VENERIE à garnitures en laiton, pommeau plat, croisière à quillons retournés, lame provenant d'une baïonnette allemande modèle 98/08 signée Mauser A/G Oberndorf, fourreau de baïonnette Mauser en fer (oxydation), L: 47,5 cm, lame: 36 cm. ABE

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A Miniature Samurai Sword Letter Opener. As new. 20cm. Made in Japan. Ref: AT27

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Apple Computer Letter Opener (Museum of Modern Art) Circa 1990s Apple Computer letter opener made by Danese Milano, 8.5″ in length, stamped on either side with the Apple logo and maker’s mark. In fine condition. Includes its original Museum of Modern Art (New York) presentation box.

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