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Item Code: 1046-02
Standard pattern socket bayonet for the US Model 1861/63 rifle muskets. Bayonet in excellent condition, bright finish, sharp edge, marked “US” on flat of blade. Sub-inspection mark on socket, letter “L”. Leather scabbard in excellent condition. Maker stamp on frog “P. Metzger Phila”.
Inspector mark “H.H. Hartzell U.S. ORD Dept. sub inspector”. Both markings sharp. Seven brass rivet frog. Body of scabbard minor scuff marks along edge, otherwise a wonderful scabbard and bayonet manufactured Nov. 1863 and later. [ws]
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