Description
Light worn K98 bayonet by F.W. Höller dated 1940. Exterior remains in light worn condition, and remains uncleaned. Blade is stunning and would be rated as A+ showing lots of genuine blueing on the exterior. Matching serial numbers 4009 c. Has desirable bakelite grips, in good condition. Pictures do nu justice the beauty of this piece. Comes with a genuine leather frog in good condition. Nice to see the closing button strap is made out of recycled K98 pouch pebbled leather – they trew nothing away back then!
SHIPPING TO MAINLAND EUROPE ONLY!
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