Bavaria - an autonamous region in Germany at the time - adopted the Werder Rifle in 1869. It was very similar to the Peabody military contract muskets of the period, but due to various shortcomings, was replaced by the 1871 Mauser a short time later.
The Werder bayonets were of a saber type with sold brass grip; iron cross-guard with hooked quillon but without a ball finial.
With various exceptions, they are very similar to other saber bayonets, namely the Argentine 1879, British 1856, Danish 1867, French 1866, Turkish 1874, and various American saber bayonets.