Original German Early WWII Private Purchase Bayonet Style Trench Fighting Knife and Scabbard by Alcoso Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia and is marked with size

and is marked with size 115 in centimeters

Designed by Wilhelm Ernst Peekhaus in Berlin

As small as it was

The stock wood is in excellent condition

the earphone cushions were again secured to the rigid helmet shell at upper and lower sections with small diameter nylon lacing in a manner not unlike the attachment system used in the P-1A/P-1B helmet

Original German Early WWII Private Purchase Bayonet Style Trench Fighting Knife and Scabbard by Alcoso Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia and is marked with sizeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of an upmarket privately purchased fighting knife with scabbard, as used by the Germans in WWII. This design is very similar to the 98K short dress bayonets. It has a "birds head" steel pommel, with a decorative bayonet button. The grips are checkered black bakelite, held on by dressed steel rivets. It also has the typical short "reversed" cross guard seen on most WW1 and WWII German