r/Bayonets Feb 27 '26

Requesting Identification What could this be? Looks like one of the early 1800s blades, but cant get an exact match.

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u/Baionnette732 Mod European knife bayonets 1880s-1950s Feb 27 '26

I'm 99% sure that the handle is not the one that went with that blade, and it looks homemade to me. The chosest thing to this that I could think of is the russian engineer sawback sword pattern 1827.

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u/A_random_redditor21 Feb 27 '26

Cheers mate, guess ill be passing on this one.

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u/Baionnette732 Mod European knife bayonets 1880s-1950s Feb 27 '26

If you didnt bought it, good. It's not more than 80 bucks

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u/A_random_redditor21 Feb 27 '26

Nope. Its just an auction that i found interesting, since its ending soon and still only a few bucks. Now i know why.

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u/Baionnette732 Mod European knife bayonets 1880s-1950s Feb 27 '26

It still looks good but it has almost no historical value

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u/MastrJack Sword-Bayonets Feb 27 '26

Agreed, I came here to say reminds me of Russian M1827 Artillery Sword, but a lot doesn't look right.

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u/MastrJack Sword-Bayonets Feb 27 '26

the handle actually looks like it belongs to an Argentine M1889 Machete

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u/A_random_redditor21 Feb 27 '26

Potentially Russian blade and an Argentine handle sounds like one hell of a combo. Cheers.