Description
Offering a rarely encountered K98 bayonet, matching example maker marked ‘AB’ for the firm Mundlos AG, Magdeburg Nord, dated 1943 (both on scabbard and blade). Matching serial numbers 2067 b. Comes with the original frog. Desirable red bakelite grips remain intact.
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