Bayonet for the rifle G98 or sidearm 14 (SG 14)

The bayonet model is a German Seitengewehr 14 (SG 14), a so-called "auxiliary bayonet" that was manufactured during World War I. Typical for this type is the smooth blade without a pronounced crossguard ring and the characteristic curved grip head ("eagle's beak") with wooden grip scales. Such bayonets were produced from 1914 by various civilian manufacturers (such as Samsonwerke or F.P.).It historically belongs to the following rifles: Gewehr 98 (G98): The standard infantry rifle of the Imperial German Army in World War I. Karabiner 98 (K98a): The shorter carbine variant, mainly used by cavalry, storm troops, pioneers, and artillery.The price is negotiable. However, please remain realistic.Since I am liquidating the entire collection, more interesting and high-quality firearms will be offered in the coming weeks. So it's worth taking a look at my other listings. The description was made to the best of my knowledge and belief. Errors, typos, and prior sale excepted.