Bayonets & Daggers
Welcome to Grenadier Militaria International online militaria antiques store, we are a Militaria dealer based in the UK that specialise in buying and selling authentic bayonets and daggers, medals, insignia, headdress, uniforms, and historical artifacts internationally.
We focus on Imperial German, Third Reich and British and Commonwealth badges from WW1 and WW2 and other recent conflicts post 1945.
All items on our website are original period items unless stated otherwise. We are also pleased to offer international consignment service in which Grenadier Militaria International offers the sales of your badges and insignia for sale on the world market on your behalf. With an extensive global online audience items are listed for direct sale to our international audience.
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British Pattern 1888 MkI Type II Lee Metford Bayonet
This scarce British Pattern 1888 MkI Type II Lee Metford Bayonet. The 303mm double-edged blade is nicely marked on the ricasso with a V.R. (Victoria Regina) and on the obverse side of the ricasso is marked with an Enfield inspection mark, the British War Department broad arrow, and “WD” and a bend test stamp which is a back-to-back R. The wooden grip is in excellent condition with two large brass rivets. the wooden hilt scales are drilled with an oil hole on both sides above the top rivet. The steel crosspiece and pommel have slight signs of rust, which can easily be restored which is stamped 1058. This iconic bayonet comes complete with the original Enfield black leather scabbard with steel mounts, which is in great condition.
Product ID: 3090 £260.00View Details Add to Watchlist -
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German K98 Bayonet by Carl Eickhorn
A very good example of an early German K98 Bayonet by Carl Eickhorn complete with a wooden handle measuring 387mm, dated 38 blade in good condition.
Product ID: 2942 £195.00View Details Add to Watchlist -
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Imperial German Army M1898 Mauser Bayonet
Imperial German Army M1898 Mauser bayonet, with leather scabbard, frog, and red and white knot. The single-edged blade is stamped with Erfurt Crown on the ricasso, and the crossguard is marked "84 R 4 154". The blade spine is Prussian marked: Crown W over 03 Gothic inspection markings. Overall the length of the bayonet is 655mm, with a wooden handle in good condition.
Product ID: 4016 £385.00View Details Add to Watchlist -
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Lee Enfield Spike Bayonet No 4 MK 2
Original WW2 Canadian Lee Enfield Spike Bayonet No4 MK 2 made spike bayonet complete with scabbard, stamped "No4. MK 2", and Long Branch, Ontario, Canada stamp with a superimposed "L" and "B". The bayonet has slight rust marks, but is otherwise in good condition.
Product ID: 3562 £35.00View Details Add to Watchlist -
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Luftwaffe Dagger 1st Model By Paul Weyersberg
An early example of a Luftwaffe Dagger 1st Model by Paul Weyersberg, the mounts and hilt are solid nickel. The sunwheel swastika on the pommel and the crossguard are the brass medallion type, with the flight school stamped beneath (FL.SC 0.64). The grip is covered with Moroccan leather, which has a couple of marks on the ribs. The scabbard comes complete with the aluminum chain and snap clip, and the leather and nickel are in good condition, with a few minor scuffs. The nickel plating on the blade is in superb condition, complete with markers mark Paul Weyersberg and the Luftwaffe acceptance stamp, the original owner has also scratched ‘E’ into the reverse side. Overall the dagger is in good condition and desirable addition to any collection.
Product ID: 4219 £1,050.00View Details Add to Watchlist -
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NSKK Dagger By Hartkopf and Co Solingen
A very nice example of an NSKK Dagger By Hartkopf and Co Solingen, early model double-edged blade with nice nickel fittings. The wooden grip handle is original, with minor marks complete with SA insignia and German Eagle mounted. The blade is in beautiful condition, with the SA motto inscribed "Alles für Deutschland" (Everything for Germany). The ricasso is stamped with the Hartkopf and Co Solingen logo, with traces of grease. The scabbard has 90% of the black paint intact, however, the ring is missing. This item belonged was part of the Jean Erisay collection from the Museum of the Second World War in Tosny in Normandy. Overall the dagger is in good condition.
Product ID: 4292 £895.00View Details Add to Watchlist
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