Original Belgian Sawback Bayonet for M1882 Comblain Rifle - dated 1889 U.S. Marines USMC The finials of the trigger

The finials of the trigger guard and the toe of the butt plate terminate in distinct three-pointed ends

worn most notably by the five regiments of Foot Guards of the Household Division (Grenadier

and the pommel guard is marked with H and X on the inside

The spike atop the helmet is detachable and is intricately decorated at the base

This is a rare German WWII SS Herring Bone Twill constructed Drilljacke (Drill Work Jacket) issued to an NCO in the SS Supply Corps

Original Belgian Sawback Bayonet for M1882 Comblain Rifle - dated 1889 U.S. Marines USMC The finials of the triggerOriginal Item: One Only. This is a fine example of the later model Comblain Pioneer Saw back Bayonet, which has a much thinner and longer blade than the earlier M1867 model. It is 23 1 2 inches in overall length, with a 18 1 2 inch long saw back blade. This blade is only about 1 1 8 inches wide, making it much less substantial than the previous version. Up until WWI, this style of bayonet was common for "Pioneer" troops, light engineering soldiers