Bayonets - Antique, Original Bayonets

Danish Model 1915 Infantry Bayonet with scabbard; scarce.
Wood grips with steel pommel and guard. Maker marked on guard (see images).
Overall length in scabbard is ~23"; overall length out of scabbard is ~22-1/8"; T-backed steel blade, length is ~17-3/4".
Scabbard is of black leather body with steel throat and drag. Crease in leather body ~6-1/4" from throat.
Good to very-good condition overall.

French Model 1866 Chassepot Bayonet manufactured at the Imperial Arsenal of Chatellerault April 1867. Brass-hilted with a spring steel latching arrangement on the right side. The crossguard is iron (steel) and has a screw-type tightening arrangement on the muzzle-ring. The lower quillon is a hooked "blade-breaker" type. The blade is steel, single-edged, fullered (both sides), with a re-curved or "yataghan-shape", and is ~22-1/2" in length. Blades is maked in script on the back-edge (opposite the cutting edge) with the arsenal, month, and year of manufacture; this is done in engraved cursive fashion. Overall condition is about good with moderate pitting on the cross-guard. Blade is covered in dark oxide overall with scattered light pitting, but should clean up; some heavier pitting towards the tip. No scabbard with this bayonet.

French Model 1866 Chassepot yatagan sword bayonet, manufacture information removed. This example is German regimental-marked, "26.L.E.1.212" and has a modified muzzle tightening screw. These modified bayonets were either captured or war reparation bayonets utilized in the post-Franco-Prussian War era. Many of these were modified by the Germans for "home guards" and dispatched to other units, generally not front-line troops.
Brass-hilted with a spring steel latching arrangement on the right side. The crossguard is iron (steel) and has a screw-type tightening arrangement on the muzzle-ring. The lower quillon is a hooked "blade-breaker" type. The blade is steel, single-edged, fullered (both sides), with a re-curved or "yataghan-shape", and is ~22-1/4" in length. Blades is usually marked in script on the back-edge (opposite the cutting edge) with the arsenal, month, and year of manufacture; this is done in engraved cursive fashion; however, it has been removed or obscured on this example.
Overall condition is about good with minor pitting and dark oxide patina overall; tip is blunted; no heavy pitting. No scabbard with this bayonet.

This is the original version of the French Model 1886 Lebel Bayonet for the same model year and designation infantry rifle. Silver-alloy grip with steel cross-guard with hooked "blade-breaker" quillon.
Overall length in scabbard is ~25-3/4"; overall length out of scabbard is ~25-1/8"; four-sided cruciform steel blade is ~20-1/2" in length.
Overall condition is about very-good.
Scabbard serial number does not match the bayonet serial number.