Bayonets - Antique, Original Bayonets

Turkish Ersatz (replacement) Bayonet for the Turkish 1903 Mauser. All steel construction with double 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 ~16-1/2"; overall length out of scabbard is ~15-1/4"; blade length is ~9-3/4". Overall condition is about fair to good, considering manufacture techniques.

Turkish Model 1935 Mauser bayonet with scabbard. Walnut grips, steel pommel and guard. AS.FA (Turkish Military Arms Factory) stamped on pommel, right side.
These were manufactured to fit the M1935 Turkish Mauser rifles, but should also fit the M1903 and variants.
Overall length in scabbard ~15-7/8"; overall length out of scabbard ~14-7/8"; blade length ~9-7/8".
Scabbards are a bit worse for wear, but appear complete.
Overall conditions about fair to good.

This is a US Model 1917 "sword" bayonet, intended to fit the P17 Enfield (aka British P13/P14) rifles made by Winchester, Remington, and Remington-Eddystone. These were used in WWI and WWII.
Overall length in scabbard is ~22-5/8"; overall length out of scabbard is ~21-3/4"; hilt length is ~4-3/4"; blade length is ~17" by ~15/16" wide by ~1/4" thick (at ricasso). Blade appears to have factory edge; fullered groove is ~12-1/2" in length. Blade markings are - 1917 / REMINGTON (in a circle); obverse - ordnance bomb over US, cross-mark to the right (barely visible), eagle head / '28 / small "S" in a circle.
Wood grips with two grooves (each side); steel pommel and crossguard.
The scabbard is of green leather body with sheet-rolled-steel throat and drag; unusual belt-attachment stud on throat (see images); throat may be stamped "WS".
. Very good condition overall.

This is a US Model 1892 Krag-Jorgensen Bayonet,manufactured circa 1899, without scabbard.
Bayonet blade has been sharpened, latching mechanism is missing, and grips are heavily worn; muzzle-ring is distorted. Very obviously needs some work and replacement parts. Sold as is.

This is a US Model 1892 Krag-Jorgensen Bayonet,manufactured circa 1898, with scabbard.
Bayonet appears unsharpened, tip very slightly blunted; latching mechanism is working smoothly; grips are good but with several minor dings. Scabbard is in good condition with about 50% bluing remaining, some surface rust in various locations; belt swivel operates smoothly. Sold as is.