Original German WWII Fireman's Long Dress Bayonet by Hermann Schellhorn with Scabbard, Frog & Troddel Knot Japanese Holsters to December 1862

to December 1862

indicates manufacture in 1884

then swung southeast to cover the landings on Iwo Jima

When the sound of Allied artillery grew closer

The heavy canvas construction is dyed with a separate 1 ½” white canvas heading with a slot for attachment via polearm or rope

Original German WWII Fireman's Long Dress Bayonet by Hermann Schellhorn with Scabbard, Frog & Troddel Knot Japanese Holsters to December 1862Original Item: Only One Available. The K 98 dress bayonet was a dress version of the combat style, and was worn by enlisted and NCO personnel for dress and parade occasions. This also included civic organizations such as Police and Feuerschutzpolizei (Fire Protection Police) units. The bayonets were finished with a high quality nickel plating, with often custom grip plates and black enamel painted scabbards. The choice of blade length was left to the