Original Dutch Geweer M. 95 T-Back Bayonet Shortened to German WWII Seitengewehr 102 (h) with Scabbard Snider Rifle and a NSDAP Reichsadler (State

and a NSDAP Reichsadler (State Eagle) above the gate

Belgium –ed)

The Migulet system was adopted from Spain in the 17th century but was still being made up until Queen Victoria's time of 1840

one on each of the lower loops of the fitting

Front length: "43

Original Dutch Geweer M. 95 T-Back Bayonet Shortened to German WWII Seitengewehr 102 (h) with Scabbard Snider Rifle and a NSDAP Reichsadler (StateOriginal Item: Only One Available. This began life as a WWI Era Dutch T Back Sword bayonet for use with the Geweer M. 95 Infantry Rifle, often called the Dutch Mannlicher. The rifles and bayonets were kept in storage, and were there when the Netherlands were invaded by Germany in 1940. The captured rifles were eventually pressed into service in 1942, however the long 14 blade was not in keeping with the standards of the day. The bayonets were all