Original Dutch WWI M1895 Mannlicher Carbine No.1 New Model Dagger Bayonet with Scabbard German Badges & Signs says it all:

says it all:

Of particular note is that both the original WWII frame and original WWII data plate bear matching serial numbers 186996 (the frame stamp is faded but the last four digits are quite clear)

Shrapnel from the broken machinery damaged several boilers and tore a hole in the hull

An excellent reproduction

safeties and wood grips

Original Dutch WWI M1895 Mannlicher Carbine No.1 New Model Dagger Bayonet with Scabbard German Badges & Signs says it all:Original Item: Only One Available. During the First World war, the Dutch armed forces issued a bayonet to be mounted on the Carbine No. 1 Old Model. The reason behind this was that the Cavalry of other countries were also being issued bayonets. When the Dutch Cavalry and Mobile Artillery replaced their No. 1 Old Model Carbine for the No. 1 New Model Carbine, they also changed their converted Beaumont bayonets for a brand new type M1895 carbine