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Posted: 9/29/2001 4:21:39 PM EDT
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Well, let's try a few educated guesses -
It's a Springfield Armory bayonet model 1920 for either an M1903A3 or M1917 rifle? The "symbol that looks like a ring with fire coming out of it" is actually the "flaming bomb" of the US Army Ordnance Division. |
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Posted: 9/29/2001 4:29:08 PM EDT
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Thanks Steel_Rat for that fast reply and info. Any idea on value if there is any, any one interested?
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Posted: 9/29/2001 6:23:39 PM EDT
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help please
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Posted: 9/29/2001 6:30:01 PM EDT
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Sorry, Dirk - I knew what Springfield Armory and the flaming bomb are, but that pretty much maxes me out on old bayonets. What's it worth? I dunno - $20? It seems to me they're pretty common.
Maybe someone else can help him out? Or try poking around [url]http://www.oldguns.com[/url] |
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Posted: 9/29/2001 8:50:42 PM EDT
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It is for the M1903 Springfield. My source shows no new bayo's for the M1917 Enfield were made after 1919.
Therefor it should have the latch button underneath the grip just behind the guard. The Enfield had the button on the left side at the back of the grip. If in very good condition, though I have seen plenty that weren't, it should sell for $100 or more. Have it professionally appraised before selling. |
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