Well-composed group of four U.S. military bayonets representing early to mid-20th century service, including long-pattern and transitional examples. The lot features one long socket-style bayonet with associated leather frog, alongside three knife-pattern bayonets with wood grip scales and steel pommels, each retaining scabbards. One example is fitted with a leather frog incorporating a brass hanger marked “US,” indicative of U.S. field gear of the World War I period. Visible ricasso markings include U.S. stamps and a clearly dated “1900” example, reflecting production spanning the late 19th century through World War I and into later service. These bayonets were issued as standard infantry equipment, designed for mounting to service rifles while also serving as close-combat and utility weapons. Dimensions approx.: 17–22 in. length Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Good overall, with age and service wear throughout. Blades show scattered oxidation, staining, and areas of finish loss, with some edge wear. Grips exhibit handling wear and minor shrinkage. Metal scabbards show surface wear, scratches, and patina; leather frog and components show dryness, cracking, and expected aging. Overall a solid and representative grouping with consistent period character.