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Twelve bayonets, 19th/20th century—GB, FR, GER, etc. A Chassepot bayonet with the same serial number, featuring blade markings from Chatellerault, 1870, stamped “B 50851” on the crossguard and iron scabbard. A bayonet of similar design with the blade stamped “AC” (Alexander Coppel, Solingen), without a scabbard. A Swiss engineer’s bayonet (“Neuhausen”) with a leather scabbard and three simple, short Schmidt-Rubin bayonets in iron scabbards (two marked “Neuhausen,” one marked “Elsener”). A Swedish M 1896 bayonet with leather sheath. An M 1886 Kropatschek bayonet (back inscription worn away, illegible), with the stamp “OEWG” on the iron scabbard. A British P 1907 bayonet by Wilkinson in a black leather scabbard. An M 1908 with brass fittings, manufactured by Weyersberg for Brazil, with a brass-mounted leather scabbard. A Lebel bayonet and another square-shank needle bayonet (without scabbard). Locking mechanisms intact. Some items slightly damaged; signs of age. Length approx. 35–71 cm. Condition: II
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