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A very rare one - http://jamesdjulia.com/division/gun/ Lot 1700.

Hello, Bruce Karum suggested that I post a request to members on the forum for help. I am trying to update the German section of Anthony Carters "Bayonet Belt Frogs" - to date it's over 300 pages (1860-1945) of photos & information with more makers and variations included. I am missing the...

Nice clear marking on the frog, the first time I have seen the 1936 date by this maker.

I agree, it's a great reference work!

I purchased a reissued S84/98 bayonet stamped 1920 with this this belt frog a very long time ago. In my opinion genuine examples in good condition are very rare due to the fragile nature of their construction. When worn and hanging on the belt with the bayonet, the thin nature of the leather...

This rare belt frog is one of my favourite S84/98 ersatz types for the S84/98, made from pieces of broken on scrap leather - length 225 mm. Each one I have viewed is different and only one (so far) has had the strap loop removed.

A rare Bavarian belt frog issued in 1915 by the Clothing Depot, III Bavarian Army Corps and marked to the 19th Bavarian Infantry Regiment. Very nice condition and colour with punch rivets rather than washers and rivets..... not easy to find!

Hi Bert, this bayonet is one of the rare series of conversions made from the S71/84 - all have Imperial German acceptance stamps on pommel. Recorded models appear to be very similar to S84/98aA bayonets with wood grips and a small round oil hole by Move-Werk & Mehlich during 1915. Converted...

Thanks Arvid, women are usually right!

Hi, can you confirm the WaA number on the pommel, is it WaA 838? Thanks Roy

Thanks I will wait for confirmation. It's to help me update my WaA list by maker & date. Roy

Hi, please can you tell me the WaA number on the pommel, is it WaA 536? Thanks Roy

Thanks Arvid - Eagle 88 is another for 1935 date. Roy

Eagle number Roy Williams

Is the pommel stamped Eagle 33 or Eagle 88? Roy Williams