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OK, WHY DON'T I SEE WHY THIS A $800.00 M1905 BAYONET?


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Look over the bidding; it appears that three bidders really wanted this bayonet.

As for reason, sometimes it's something that isn't readily apparent.  Possibly the SN on this bayonet and maker matched a particular M1903 rifle.  Who knows.

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too bad about this over inflation.  I've been wanting to pick up  one  of these bayonets with the canvas cover and leather tip to  put with my 1936 Springfield.  Here's a picture of my dad wearing his about 1936 in San Diego.  USMC of course

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, thorin6 said:

Look over the bidding; it appears that three bidders really wanted this bayonet.

As for reason, sometimes it's something that isn't readily apparent.  Possibly the SN on this bayonet and maker matched a particular M1903 rifle.  Who knows.

It's crazy.

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1 hour ago, themick said:

too bad about this over inflation.  I've been wanting to pick up  one  of these bayonets with the canvas cover and leather tip to  put with my 1936 Springfield.  Here's a picture of my dad wearing his about 1936 in San Diego.  USMC of course

 

 

 

Steve

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

siego

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Steve,

That's a great picture of your dad.

 I don't think this should drive  up the prices but it does look like the canvas covered scabbards are getting more attention lately.

Good luck on your hunt for one.

Ken.

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manayunkman

If they start selling for 800 on a regular basis then that would be a big price increase.

 

Are there enough people to sustain those prices?

 

I don’t think so but I could be wrong.

 

 

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Most I have seen are running in the $300-$400 range, but earlier leather scabbards tend to be a little more.  Just my observations.  SKIP

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I have been watching several M1905 bayonets and scabbards on eBay and am amazed at the asking prices. I'm glad that I built my collection when prices were more reasonable. This bayonet, in my opinion, is only about $500 over priced, give or take.

 

There is s leather scabbard without bayonet for sale on eBay now.  Dated 1909. It's a nice condition scabbard no doubt about that but the seller is asking $500 on a buy now. In my opinion that's only about $300 over priced.  Of course, many of these "Buy Now" items have been sitting there for weeks or even months. I do not understand were these sellers get their prices, unless they are fishing for suckers?

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