Here is something you don't see everyday. I saw this on a Facebook group. I asked the owner for more details and photos. I have only every seen one 1871 Jägerbüchse from Kamerun. That was Craig Brown's rifle and it was used by the Polizeitruppe of Kamerun.
1875/ÃWG/2687f/Sch.K (This rifle is part of a private collection in Germany)
Nice (rare) rifle, I added it to the 71 study.
That rifle would require a very close inspection.This SchutztruppenGewehr 98 was manufactured in 1914 by Spandau.
I have actually been meaning to email Ian and buy his book.Hi, I am new to this Forum, although have read many pieces with interest over the years.
With regard to 'Loewe's' list of Colonial bayonets. You may or may not have picked up on an excellent book by Ian Jackson on the kS98 bayonet. (Kurzes Seitengewehr 1898 Model, Stoneleigh Press, Auckland, 2020.) As well as covering the European issue there are comprehensive lists of examples recorded for Togo, Cameroons, East Africa as well as South West Africa. While not quite on topic, its very interesting to compare markings, deliveries etc. etc.