bayonet identification?

[Hellcat600]

hi there! just picked up this bayonet from my local pawn shop for $50 cleaned her up a bit to match the patina on my mauser but i would like some help figuring out what exact bayonet i have! any help would be appreciated

 

[AndyB]

Looks like Peruvian M1909 which was copy of german S98. Both grips are unfortunally cracked, normally it should have a matching leather scabbard.

 

[Hellcat600]

thanks!

Looks like Peruvian M1909 which was copy of german S98. Both grips are unfortunally cracked, normally it should have a matching leather scabbard.

thanks! will match my argentine 1909 well then

 

[Hellcat600]

Looks like Peruvian M1909 which was copy of german S98. Both grips are unfortunally cracked, normally it should have a matching leather scabbard.

would this still be the case since it’s stamped simsons and co stuhl when they didn’t make bayonets for the peruvian military?

 

[AndyB]

Argentine 1909 bayonet should have a short slot and high ring, so only M1909 rifle Argentine could be real, withou the richieri adapter probably. This would work on any Mauser 98 system.
Simson &Co was located in town Suhl a well known gunmaker city, the Peruvian bayonet contract was realised by 2 other firms.