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The East German Model 74 (often called the AKM Type II) is a knife bayonet that was produced for the MPi-AK-74 (the East German copy of the Soviet AK-74). Although intended as the new standard with the introduction of 5.45mm…

The Eickhorn-Solingen M3 Combat Knife is a German version of the classic American M3 trench knife. Although the original M3 design dates back to World War II, Eickhorn-Solingen began production after the war.

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The Model 1958 "Pugnale da Assaltatori" is a specialized combat knife that was issued to the San Marco Battalion (the elite marines of the Italian Navy) during the Cold War. Among collectors, this knife is highly sought after due…

The Belgian FAL Type C bayonet is a simplified "socket" bayonet (with a hollow handle) for the FN FAL rifle. It was a cheaper alternative to the earlier Type A and B models.

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The Brazilian M1908 bayonet is a classic German design, produced for the Brazilian army for use with the 7mm M1908 Mauser rifle. These bayonets were manufactured primarily between 1908 and 1914 by renowned German manufacturers…

British army machete from the Second World War, often referred to as a "Jungle Machete". This type of machete was standard equipment for British and Commonwealth troops for field use, particularly during campaigns in Southeast…

The Canadian No. 4 Mk II bayonet is an iconic bladed weapon from World War II, recognizable by its simple spike shape. This specific model was produced on a large scale in Canada for use with Lee-Enfield No. 4 rifles.

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The Chilean Carabineros Yatagan 1908 is a bayonet that was specially made for the Policías Fiscales (Fiscal Police) of Chile. Although it is called a "bayonet," it was never intended to be mounted on a rifle; it served as a…

The Danish M1962 bayonet (Danish: Skyttegravskniv model 1962) is a close copy of the U.S. M5A1 bayonet. While designed to fit the M1 Garand (the Danish M/50 rifle), it was primarily issued as a combat knife (trench knife) to…

A German bayonet portepee is a cotton or wool portepee attached to the bayonet holder (frog). Originally, these cords (like the saber portepee) served to secure a weapon to the wrist, but in German tradition, they became a complex…

The HSK 70 Kampfmesser, famously nicknamed the "Brotzeitsäbel", is the former standard combat field knife of the West German Bundeswehr, issued starting in 1968. The name "Brotzeitsäbel" is a humorous soldier's term, reflecting…

The Swiss Pioneer-Faschinenmesser Modell 1842/52 is an improved version of the 1842 model. It was primarily issued to engineering, pioneer, and artillery units for vegetation removal and construction work.

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The Dutch FAL Type C bayonet is a tubular bayonet (socket bayonet) that was introduced in the 1960s for use with the 7.62mm NATO FN FAL rifle. This type of bayonet is also known as the "apple corer" due to the distinctive hollow…

The East German Model 47 bayonet (also known as the M1959 or a copy of the Russian 6X2) is the first bayonet produced by the GDR for the Maschinenpistole Kalashnikov (MPiK), their version of the AK-47. This bayonet was…