Austro-Hungarian Empire. An Austrian-Made Kropatschek Bayonet By Steyr For Export To Portugal Buy Now drawn-out battle and numerous casualties

drawn-out battle and numerous casualties gave rise to the sacking of the town

Issued 1899-1918

1943 in a grassy little cemetery near Wiek

inscribed “Fideliter & Constanter” (Latin - Faithful and Steadfast) in golden lettering

5 mm )h) both prongs and enamels intact)

Austro-Hungarian Empire. An Austrian-Made Kropatschek Bayonet By Steyr For Export To Portugal Buy Now drawn-out battle and numerous casualtiesThis bayonet features a 470 mm long steel blade, magnetic, incorporating a bright finish along with a semi sharp blade and a very sharp tip, the fuller running almost the full length of the bayonet on both sides, marked with a stylized X like insignia penetrated by a horizontal rule (Portuguese export mark) in the centre on the reverse ricasso, the spine engraved in running script "Steyr 1886." beside the crossguard. The blade is embedded into the