Any /K/ers can help me identify this knife/Bayonet

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I found at my granddads place, I think it's a bayonet from WW2, but I could use an "expert"

It is well and truly mauled. Could be German, British, Japanese... see if there are any markings left on the steel near the hilt.

>>33413079
All I see is the Number 499 on the blade.
The hilt does have a small plaque which might have held some marking, but if it ever did it's gone now.

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Your finger's obscuring a vital part of the handle. But, in theory, the bayo could be one of these earlier ww2 german bayos.

>>33413046
i happen to be an expert on wood and yep that grip is genuine wood

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>>33413154
Damn those look alike a lot, heres a pic without my finger infront.

that knife identifies itself as genderfluid :DDD

you really have cute babyhands

>>33413243
I have the hands of a god, retract that statement before I cut off your virgin dick with my german knife

>>33413193

Well, what's left of if conform as to being a bog standard German early ww2 model M1888/98 bayonet. When I say early war it might as well have been made slightly after the war, except they were wading in them at that point and didn't need more right then. No collector's value whatsoever. But if it was your granddaddys then clean it up and keep it. Cool heirloom.

>>33413258
steek me, papa ;)

So are we all just going to ignore the bathroom sink?

>>33413295
it was the whitest surface with the best lightning i could find, I don't live in my bathroom.

>>33413362
t. bathroom dweller