Original French M1874 Gras Bayonet by Steyr Werndl Dated 1879 with Scabbard - Colonial Anchor Markings Martini-Henry Rifles The last names of the

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which included penny and nickel savings booklets so that children could save up for a 25-cent Thrift stamp a few cents at a time

By December 1936

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Original French M1874 Gras Bayonet by Steyr Werndl Dated 1879 with Scabbard - Colonial Anchor Markings Martini-Henry Rifles The last names of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice early example of the long bladed bayonet for the French Fusil Modle 1874 "Gras" Rifle, first developed as a cartridge conversion of their Chassepot Fusil modle 1866 Needle Fire Rifle. The attachment dimensions were the same as the Chassepot, so the original "Yataghan" saber bayonets also fit, but the more modern straight design with the reinforced spine had superior penetrating power against any