Bayonet possibly 1886

nskiles1's picture
Category: 
Militaria
Medium - What is the item made out of (e.g. "silver")?: 
metal and wood
Distinguishing marks or signature (e.g. artist's name, silver hallmark): 
3.J.R. 4655. ,6482W: ,EJUNGSLIZCLNER arced over WTEN, G.a. eagle symbol
Date Period (Estimated date of item if known): 
1886 i think
Size and dimensions of this item: 
15 or 16 in.
Weight: 
approx. 2 lbs.
Condition: 
Excellent
Long Description and Pictures (jpg, gif, png): 

I have a bayonet I would like to sell but I cannot figure out what it is worth. I have found similar bayonets online but some detail is always different. This one has all the markings I listed above.

For Sale?: 
Yes, list item as "For Sale"
Photos: 
Bayonet possibly 1886
Bayonet possibly 1886
Bayonet possibly 1886
Bayonet possibly 1886
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Comments

AlexAtlas's picture

Re: Bayonet possibly 1886

What you have there is a M88 Austrian bayonet. Used well into WW1 by Austo-Hungarian Empire. The double-headed Austrian eagle is the indicator there. The markings on the crossguard are to a 3rd Jager Regiment and so on. These are quite common in good shape WITH a scabbard. As for value, it is heavily pitted and missing a scabbard, worth maybe $40 tops in this condition.

Antique Weapons and Militaria Expert from Atlas Arms And Armor