Original German WWII Police Dress Bayonet with Stag Grip by P.D. Lüneschloss of Solingen Stocks dated 19th year of the

dated 19th year of the Revolution (1812)

and butt plate engraved: 40/A/20 indicating that this was issued to the 40th Regiment of Foot

the barrel has been later smooth bored

These are exceptionally hard to find and are unrestricted by Federal Law

Originally supplied to Portugal during WW2 these German made MG 34s were delivered in individual wood transit chests each designed to contain: Gun

Original German WWII Police Dress Bayonet with Stag Grip by P.D. Lüneschloss of Solingen Stocks dated 19th year of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Prior to the centralizing of the German Police forces in 1936, many Police units wore very long bayonets equipped with a clamshell device. These bayonets were equipped with blades as long as 18 inches. The obverse stag grip plate was affixed with a six sided nickel Police insignia. The hilt was cast in nickel, having a pommel shape in the form of an eagle head and a quillon decorated with oak leafing. The scabbard