Antique Mauser-Pattern Sword Bayonet with Scabbard
This antique military sword bayonet is believed to be a late 19th-century Mauser-pattern variant. Features a 15.5" single-edge blade with long fuller, original wood grip panels, hooked quillon crossguard, and functioning push-button locking mechanism. Includes original steel scabbard.
The bayonet remains in solid collectible condition with an attractive aged patina throughout. Blade shows scattered spotting, light sharpening marks, and normal handling wear consistent with military service and age. Wood grips are intact and secure with no major cracks noted. Locking mechanism functions properly. Scabbard retains original finish with expected wear from storage and use.
Features:
Approx. 15.5" blade
Hooked quillon guard
Original wood grips
Functional release button
Steel scabbard included
Military surplus collectible
Condition: Good antique condition, approximately 75-80% overall. Displays honest age and service wear while remaining complete and highly presentable.
A nice example of a late-1800s military sword bayonet that would make an excellent addition to any Mauser, militaria, or edged weapons collection.
