The M1905 Page

This one is also rampant with recent reproductions. In the past we would occasionally see a re-welded blade marked to one of the rarer items but now we are finding entire bayonets being made. This page is nothing more then a link to Gary Cunningham's Bayonet Points #13 which features some info and photos of the new reproductions and the fantasy items they are currently importing.

 

Bayonet Points 13

 

M1942_Replicabayo.jpg (24420 bytes)    M1942_Replicabayo1.jpg (12730 bytes)
This is an easy to tell model but I have seen the scabbards around.

 

Fake UC M1a.JPG (147471 bytes)    Fake UC M1b.JPG (129099 bytes)    Fake UC M1c.JPG (142257 bytes)    Fake UC M1d.JPG (121671 bytes)    Fake UC M1e.JPG (95610 bytes)    Fake UC M1f.JPG (78141 bytes)

This is an M1 but could also be passed as the M1905.

 

OL_Repro1.jpg (108540 bytes)    OL_Repro2.jpg (201901 bytes)    OL_Repro3.jpg (170491 bytes)    OL_Repro4.jpg (48949 bytes)    OL_Repro5.jpg (42685 bytes)

This is the current reproduction of the O L stamped M1905.

 

M1905_Repro Scabbard.JPG (47637 bytes)    M1905_Repro Scabbard1.JPG (79969 bytes)    M1905_Repro Scabbard2.JPG (62796 bytes)    M1905_Repro Scabbard3.JPG (48450 bytes)    M1905_Repro Scabbard4.JPG (18134 bytes)

This is the current Model of 1905 leather covered scabbard. Easy to tell when new but as with any leather product it can be aged quickly. 

 

M1905_Reprod.JPG (27294 bytes)    M1905_Reprod1.JPG (26916 bytes)
The newest Repro to hit ebay. Easy to see the difference.

If anyone has additional photos or comments please let us know. 

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