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Brazilian Mauser Bayonet M1935 W/ Scabbard For 7MM German Made #3460

Brazilian Mauser Bayonet M1935 W/ Scabbard For 7MM German Made #3460

$ 224.4

Availability: 49 in stock

All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany

Original/Reproduction: Original

Item must be returned within: 30 Days

Modified Item: No

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Refund will be given as: Money Back

Condition: USED WITH SCUFFS & DINGS ON GRIPS & MINOR DISCOLORATION ON THE BLADE. SCABBARD HAS A LIGHT COAT OF RUST WITH A FEW SMALL DINGS IN THE BODY. BAYONET SERIAL # 3460. VERY HARD TO FIND ORIGINAL IN GOOD , FULLY SERVICEABLE , ORIGINAL ,COLLECTIBLE CONDITION. SEE ALL 12 PHOTOS.

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Brazilian Mauser Bayonet, M1935 W/ Scabbard For 7MM, German Made #3460.
USED WITH SCUFFS & DINGS ON GRIPS & MINOR DISCOLORATION ON THE BLADE. SCABBARD HAS A LIGHT COAT OF RUST WITH A FEW SMALL DINGS IN THE BODY.
BAYONET SERIAL # 3460. VERY HARD TO FIND ORIGINAL IN GOOD , FULLY SERVICEABLE , ORIGINAL ,COLLECTIBLE CONDITION.
SEE ALL 12 PHOTOS.
Knife bayonet for use with the 7 mm. Mauser M1935 rifle.
The bayonet and scabbard are similar to the Belgian M1924 Mauser Export bayonet, which was widely used in South America during the 1930s. The grip scales are secured with screw-bolts vs. the rivets found on many South American Mauser bayonets.
The M1935 rifle was closely patterned after the M1908 rifle. It is believed approximately 8,000 were produced by Mauser for Brazil 1935-38. Serial no. 7910 was the highest observed until a Canadian collector recently reported to me that he has rifle serial no. 7984. Produced under a commercial contract, the rifles carry the famous Mauser “Banner” trademark. These rifles and bayonets are uncommon today.