Varied group of five European military bayonets representing multiple patterns and periods of early to mid-20th century service. The assemblage includes German examples, one clearly marked “C. GUSTAV SPITZER SOLINGEN” consistent with a K98 pattern bayonet, along with additional German and likely Austrian or Central European types. Also present are export or contract examples, including one marked “SIMSON & CO SUHL,” a known German manufacturer active during the interwar period. The group further includes a bayonet marked “V.D.” with crown inspection marks, indicative of Dutch or colonial service usage. Blade forms vary from shorter knife-style bayonets to longer examples, reflecting evolving military doctrine from pre-World War I through World War II. Grips include both wood slab and ribbed configurations, with steel pommels and standard mortise slots for rifle mounting. Several scabbards are present, including blued steel and leather examples with belt attachments, illustrating a representative cross-section of European issue equipment. Dimensions approx.: 16 to 21.5 in. length This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $70 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Good overall, with service wear consistent with age and use. Blades show areas of oxidation, patina, and light surface wear. Grips exhibit handling wear, with minor dents and age-related darkening. Scabbards show wear including finish loss, creasing, and oxidation to metal components; all remain structurally intact.