German WWII M1884/98 (S84/98 III) K98 Bayonet with Leather Frog

German WWII M1884/98 (S84/98 III) K98 Bayonet with Leather Frog
Original German WWII K98 Bayonet & Leather Frog

This is the standard bayonet issued for the famous Karabiner 98k (K98) rifle and remains one of the most sought-after German edged weapons of the Second World War.A  nice original German Second World War M1884/98 (S84/98 III) bayonet, complete with its original steel scabbard and brown leather frog. This is the standard bayonet issued for the famous Karabiner 98k (K98) r

This example features the desirable wooden grip panels, characteristic of earlier wartime production before many manufacturers transitioned to Bakelite grips later in the war. The bayonet has an attractive, well-preserved finish and displays honest service wear consistent with its age.

The original leather frog remains in good condition, providing an excellent display and completing the set. Together with the steel scabbard, it makes an impressive addition to any German militaria collection.

Whether displayed alongside a K98 rifle or as part of a World War II edged weapons collection, this is an nice example of one of Germany’s most recognisable military bayonets.

Features
Original German WWII M1884/98 (S84/98 III) bayonet.
Standard bayonet for the Karabiner 98k (K98) rifle.
Original wooden grip panels.
Complete with original steel scabbard.
Original leather frog.
Working locking mechanism.
Good original condition throughout.
Ideal for collectors of German WWII militaria.
Condition

Presented in good original condition, with honest age-related wear. The blade is clean, the wooden grips are secure, and the locking mechanism operates correctly. The scabbard has an attractive aged finish, while the leather frog remains supple with expected signs of service and storage.

Please study the photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.

A classic and increasingly desirable piece of German Second World War equipment, complete with its original leather frog and ready to display in any serious militaria collection.