Bayonets - Antique, Original Bayonets

Romanian AKM Type I Knife Bayonet with scabbard only (no insulator or scabbard belt hanger). These were introduced with the various AKM "stamped receiver" AK models originally introduced by the Soviets in 1959.
Wire-cutter style using the bayonet and scabbard as a pincer/plier-type cutter when connected together via a pivot point at the scabbard drag (tip). Bowie-style, clipped-point blade.
Overall length in scabbard is ~13-1/4"; overall length out of scabbard is ~11"; blade length is ~6". Reddish-brown composition grip.
Matching serial numbers.

Overall conditions about good.

Romanian AKM Type I Knife Bayonet with scabbard and "variation C" web/canvas scabbard belt hanger. These were introduced with the various AKM "stamped receiver" AK models originally introduced by the Soviets in 1959.
Wire-cutter style using the bayonet and scabbard as a pincer/plier-type cutter when connected together via a pivot point at the scabbard drag (tip). Bowie-style, clipped-point blade.
Overall length in scabbard is ~13-1/4"; overall length out of scabbard is ~11"; blade length is ~6". Reddish-brown composition grip.
Matching serial numbers.

Overall conditions about good to very-good.

Russian M91/30 Mosin-Nagant Socket Bayonet designed for the Mosin-Nagant Infantry Rifle. These are considered Communist Russian (post-1918) as opposed to Imperial Russian (pre-1918). The post-1918 type - or Second Pattern - utilizes an integral push-button/spring latching mechanism instead of a locking ring as on the Russian Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant Socket Bayonet (1st Pattern).
The tip of these bayonets - both models - can be used as a screw-driver. The Mosin-Nagant Model 1891 Bayonets - and variants - were used from 1891 through WWII; this variant from 1930 through WWII. This bayonet type was also used by Austria and Finland.

Overall conditions about good.

Original Spanish Military Bayonets for the FR-7, FR-8, and CETME rifles. These bayonets are approximately 13" long overall, black phosphate finish. The blade displays the Spanish eagle, maker's markings, and serial number. Bolo-style blade is ~8-5/8" in length.
Conditions vary but average from good to very-good; sold as-is. First come first served on condition.

Turkish Ersatz (replacement) Bayonet for the Turkish 1903 Mauser. All steel construction with single muzzle-ring hilt. These were basically "last-ditch" type bayonets, very crudely manufactured to fit on various rifles anyw ay they could.
Overall length in scabbard is ~15-3/4 "; overall length out of scabbard is ~14-1/8"; blade length is ~9-3/16". Overall condition is about fair to good, considering manufacture techniques. Crude manufacture prevents bayonet from entering scabbard completely (by design).