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Bayonet Details: Model 1914 Pioneer Bayonet    (Created: 02.04.2013, Changed: 06.09.2020)

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Bayonet Name: Model 1914 Pioneer Bayonet First Issued: 1914 Overall Length: 610 mm Blade Length: 483 mm Permission required: Ger: Keine Bewilligung und Meldung notwendig.

Description:

The blade of the Model 1914 Pioneer Bayonet had a curved cutting surface at the tip, whereas the Model 1906 Pioneer Bayonet had the blade of the Vetterli sawback bayonet, which was straight.   The Model 1914 Pioneer Bayonet was first equipped with leather sheaths with steel fittings, then from about 1938 with steel sheaths delivered. Defective leather sheaths were then replaced by steel sheaths.   Manufacturer of the Model 1914 Pioneer Bayonet were: - Waffenfabrik Neuhausen (Picture) - Elsener Schwyz (Picture) - Hans Steimer, Wasen (in Emmental) BE   The manufacturer Hans Steimer (Wasen) has used various markings: - H.S. (Picture) - H.St (Picture) - H.St (S reverse stamped) (Picture) - H S W - H St W   The sheaths were supplied by various manufacturers, for example by the Waffenfabrik Neuhausen or SIG Neuhausen (letter "N" above rifle) or by "E. Paillard & Cie" (letter "P" in curly script).   Bayonets were always delivered to the arsenals without a weapon number. When a rifle was issued, the bayonet corresponding to the troop type (dagger bayonet, sawback bayonet, stiletto) was numbered by the arsenal according to the rifle number and then handed over to the soldier.

 
 

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