Hey everyone! I have been scouring the internet about information regarding this bayonet and I cannot find anything. I am 99% it is German by it’s design, but beyond that, I have no idea. I am trying to gauge it’s worth as i am trying to sell it and finance a move! Thanks for your help in advance!

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We have another one here. How can he have a rep of 3?

http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/field-…-2/#post528630

First up is Bat Masterson #3 - May 1960, another excellent Dell photo cover. I didn’t get to see this until the late 60s, Gene Barry was WAY cool

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I found this site and would like to share it. It has pictures and information on awards from the German States thru 1918,First World War,Weimar on thru the Second World War time frame

Deutsche Staaten

Hi,

I have a bayonet I got with a mauser I bought about 7-8 years ago. I’m trying to identify the manufacturer etc. If anyone could help that would be great. The bayonet’s serial number is showing as 298882. It has a name on it that is hard to make out totally but it looks like: OPEAY3ERE with the number 44 right under it, the letter R actually looks like a lower case h but crossed like a T.

The sheath has a serial number of 6558. If anyone could help I would appreciate it. I think it is german but you never know.

THanks

please offer me info about the ring .

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Hello everyone,

this is my first post, I need some help please…..

my brother recently found this in his new home and I want it !!!

his wife has just had a baby and its their first home so I would like to give them something for it around it value.

firstly is it genuine , any more info greatly appreciated and how much is it worth

thanks in advance

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Hello to everyone,

I have just joined and this is my first post, I need some help please identifying this helmet, I purchased this helmet locally to me Essex England after it was discovered in a deceased mans home with another helmet I missed out on !

Your opinions would be greatly appreciated, Thank You

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Gents…my M1916 steelhelmet mm "W66" not a common mm to be found on Imperial steel helmets, this mark is for the maker "Hermann Weissenburger & Co" of Stuttgart-Canstatt.
On the inside dome of every WWI German helmet you will find a heating lot code. These codes were used by the factories during production. In many cases the heating lot code will indicate where the steel was milled. These steel mills are called rolling mills. My helmet is marked "E42" which is sadly an unknown mark ! Most of Weissenburger & Co made helmets I have sen/examined have been marked with an "R" indicating the rolling mills at "Stahlwerk Röchling" at Volkingen, but not mine. It also has a black stencilled "57" which may indicate a depot refurbed helmet…..it has a typical 3 pad leather liner, behind each pad is a tied on pillow of horsehair or gauze.
Prost ! Steve.

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can this regiment be researched? if so where can i go as i havent been able to find anything
thanks
john

regiment:

Preussen Mann. Husaren Rgt. 6 um 1900 Leobschütz-Raribor