Original U.S. Revolutionary War Crude Bladed Screw Socket Bayonet U.S. Artillery 34 which identifies it to

34 which identifies it to Fußartillerie-Regiment Encke (Magdeburgisches) Nr

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Nickel-plated for parade use

Aside from that it cycles correctly and has just a bit of slop in the lockup

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Crude Bladed Screw Socket Bayonet U.S. Artillery 34 which identifies it toOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting Revolutionary War era socket bayonet which has what is called a screw socket where the bayonet is affixed to the musket with a screw on the side. There is a small hole in the side of the socket. The blade on this example is truly a blade, differing from bayonets of the period. The blade is roughly 10 long with an overall length of 12, one of the smallest bayonets from this period weve seen. The