Description
Hard to find standard Wehrmacht K98 bayonet in good condition made by Jetter & Scheerer, Tuttlingen. This is a very desirable and rare maker amongst K98 bayonet. Both blade and scabbard show matching numbers 9680 f and the manufacturing mark J. Sch, dated 1938.
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