Matching K98 Bayonet by Paul Weyerberg 1942

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Well here's a good matching one! The single fullered blued blade on this one looks excellent! The blued panels remain nice and dark. The tip and fit are both perfect. It is nicely stamped "641 h" to the obverse and "crs 42" manufacturer: Paul Weyerberg and year of construction: 1942. The stamps match the scabbard! The blade rates a solid Exc++. It shows the common surface scratches/blueing loss throughout and where the runners rest. The steel based, black anodized scabbard looks decent. It has oxidization spotting throughout along with a pressure mark to the reverse. The single side screw remains tightly intact. The scabbard sits securely up against the hilt. The hilt looks good. The brown/black bakelite grip plates are in excellent condition! No cracks, splits, chips or damage! The button works. This piece is profusely inspection stamped as one would expect. It also comes with a well-worn black leather frog. A matching one with a frog!