WW2 GERMAN LEATHER K98 BAYONET FROG DATED 1938

WW2 GERMAN LEATHER K98 BAYONET FROG DATED 1938

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Description

WW2 German K98 leather bayonet frog in good used condition. The leather frog as all its rivets in place with supple leather it is maker marked and dated 1938 although the maker mark is faint but can be seen in the photograph. The leather frog shows age related wear and signs of use.

Please see the photographs for further details.

Additional information

Weight 0.3 kg

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