19.00 483 24.00 610.560 14.0 Ricasso: 'Waffenfabrik' over 'Neuhausen' Crosspiece: '648725' and Swiss cross Scabbard (Tip): Swiss cross M1918 Double-edged knife bayonet for use on the 7.5 mm. When equipped with K31 rifles, the M1914 Pioneer bayonet was issued to: -Engineers -Driver corporals and mounted artillery sergeants -Blacksmiths, blacksmith private first class or lance corporal, blacksmith sergeants -Horse transport soldiers, PFCs, corporals and sergeants -Saddle makers and, -Drivers for motorized field artillery, howitzers and heavy howitzers. The 1914 blade is fullered on only one side. The M1914 has a swell-point blade profile, where the blade is wider at the point than at the ricasso. According to production records, the M1931 Short Rifle with serial number 648725 was produced in 1941. 11.75 300 16.625 425.560 14.0 Ricasso: 'Waffenfabrik' over 'Neuhausen' Crosspiece: '371430' and Swiss cross Scabbard (Tip): Swiss cross M1914 Pioneer Sawback sword bayonet for use on the 7.5 mm. This example is somewhat of a conundrum, in that it has the smaller carbine muzzle ring, but according to production records, serial number 371430 is for a M1911 rifle that was produced in 1914. (.600 in.) rifle muzzle ring or smaller 14 mm. This type bayonet can be found with either the larger 15 mm. The ridge near the base of the fuller was added to help retain the bayonet in its scabbard. Sometimes collectors refer to this as the M1911, due to its most often having been issued with the M1911 rifle. This variant is believed to have been first issued in the late 1890s. Ricasso (right): 'Maschinenfabrik' over 'Bern' Crosspiece: '43094' and Swiss cross Scabbard (ball tip): Swiss cross M1899 Knife bayonet for use on the and carbine. This example came in the 1917-dated frog pictured below. The leather tab on the scabbard is for securing the scabbard in the belt frog. (0.55 in.) muzzle ring on bayonets for the M1911 carbine and M1931 Short Rifle. The muzzle ring on bayonets for the M1889 and M1911 rifles is larger at 15 mm. 1892 was only the second year of production, as production of the M1889 rifle did not commence until 1891. According to production records, the M1889 rifle with serial number 43094 was produced in 1892. Most were later fitted with a rivet in the fuller. Schmidt-Rubin M1889 and The M1889 was the first bayonet type made for the Schmidt-Rubin, with no rivet or ridge in the fuller.
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This bayonet was unissued as it lacks a serial number, serial numbers were only applied when the bayonet was paired with a.
It appears that Victorinox initially produced the M1918 bayonet until the early 1920s.
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