2 old Bayonets & a "Fighting Knife" ? PIC HEAVY

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  • ScottR

    Mark it Zero Dude!!!
    Feb 18, 2013
    711
    Belair MD
    Anyone have any info on these? I found these in my wife's grandfathers basement. I think they're Mauser bayonets and some sort of british fighting knife. The reverse side of the fighting knife says "Wilkinson
    Sword"

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    ScottR

    Mark it Zero Dude!!!
    Feb 18, 2013
    711
    Belair MD
    Thx. Each Bayonet has the Leather Sheath. I think the fighting knife has one too, but its not pictured
     

    303_enfield

    Ultimate Member
    May 30, 2007
    4,692
    DelMarVa
    I hate you! I've been looking for that knife for years. Sell all three an you have a house payment. Now, go look in the rafters for the rifles!
     

    KH195

    Ultimate Member
    Jan 10, 2013
    1,553
    Virginia
    Great blades! A little bit of info on the bayonet makers:

    S codes used on bayonets between years 1934 - 1937
    S/242 - Berg & Co. Solingen-Ohligs


    Bayonet makers marked their full name on bayonets between the years of 1937 - 1940/41
    F.W. Höller
     

    ScottR

    Mark it Zero Dude!!!
    Feb 18, 2013
    711
    Belair MD
    any idea what these are worth? I see prices all over the place on ebay, and dont know what the difference is between them and mine. They may in fact be for sale, and I'll certainly offer them here first
     

    303_enfield

    Ultimate Member
    May 30, 2007
    4,692
    DelMarVa
    any idea what these are worth? I see prices all over the place on ebay, and dont know what the difference is between them and mine. They may in fact be for sale, and I'll certainly offer them here first

    They are worth what someone is willing to pay. Junk 98K's bring $80+.

    Ones like yours are listed as buy it now, $300+. Some have been listed at $600 for a long time. Then you'll see they have 6 offers on them. That maybe the best route.

    On the FS knife, first post better pics of the entire knife. Then pics of the sheath. Cheapest I've seen one at a show was $500.

    Keep them unless you really need money. They will increase in value better then your 401K!

    Good luck!
     

    ScottR

    Mark it Zero Dude!!!
    Feb 18, 2013
    711
    Belair MD
    They are worth what someone is willing to pay. Junk 98K's bring $80+.

    Ones like yours are listed as buy it now, $300+. Some have been listed at $600 for a long time. Then you'll see they have 6 offers on them. That maybe the best route.

    On the FS knife, first post better pics of the entire knife. Then pics of the sheath. Cheapest I've seen one at a show was $500.

    Keep them unless you really need money. They will increase in value better then your 401K!

    Good luck!
    Thanks for the Info, I really appreciate it :thumbsup:
     

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