Original Austrian M1867/73 Werndl-Holub Rifle Shortened Bayonet by ŒWG Steyr with Scabbard Featured Item above the Savoy knot and

above the Savoy knot and inside of a fasces (left) and a static swas (right)

The back action lock was a later

This fine example is marked by the maker on the blade ricasso with P

KOBERT KLAAS

when they disembodied

Original Austrian M1867/73 Werndl-Holub Rifle Shortened Bayonet by ŒWG Steyr with Scabbard Featured Item above the Savoy knot andOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the Saber bayonet designed for the Austrian M 1867 Werndl Holub Rifle, with the early leaf spring bayonet catch design and hard gutta percha grips. Originally made with a 22 1 2" long "Yataghan" saber blade, it was shortened to 18 1 2" after 1873, when the Werndl Holub design was revised, resulting in the Model 1867 73. It comes complete with its original steel scabbard, designed to fit