Original German C. 1790 Brunswick Baker Officer’s Model Bayonet with Scallop Guard & Scabbard - Rudimentary Attachment System - Very Rare U.S. Badges Among the negatives and photos

Among the negatives and photos are beach assault scenes

This looks to possibly be a Native American design from a group such as the Hopi or Navajo

but they are very faint

Please see pages 56-76 of "The Bren Gun Saga" by Thomas B

Bowers used this branding for some flip-top windproof lighters too

Original German C. 1790 Brunswick Baker Officer’s Model Bayonet with Scallop Guard & Scabbard - Rudimentary Attachment System - Very Rare U.S. Badges Among the negatives and photosOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an extremely early German bayonet, purportedly dating to around 1790. The design and rudimentary attachment system is similar to examples we have seen for the early 19th century German Baker & Brunswick rifles, but we could not find an exact match to this example. The hilt is of brass with two loops attached to one side. The spine of the hilt has an iron tension system, so when the bayonet is attached to the