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Item Code: 516-596
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This is an excavated bayonet in very good “dug” condition. A Model 1835/1842 socket bayonet that was altered to fit on a double barrel shotgun. This alteration is well done and consisted of shortening the socket and cutting a ¾” channel on the side. Most likely done at a Confederate arsenal. Measures 19 ¾” overall with an 18” blade.
Surface rust and pitting but solid condition with no flaking; uncoated. Recovered in central Virginia. [jet] [PH:L]
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