Original German WWII Czechoslovakian VZ24(t) Mauser Rifle Bayonet with Scabbard - Waffenamt Marked MILITARIA and the number 103 has

and the number 103 has been punched into the inner

while every other unit in the New Jersey National Guard wore the standard uniform

the '89 still had minor drawbacks that would be eliminated from Marlin's subsequent models

Our example is a double 18" barrel 12 gauge "scatter gun" commonly referred to as a Coach Gun due to their great popularity with Stage Coach lines and the Railway systems

Original German WWII Czechoslovakian VZ24(t) Mauser Rifle Bayonet with Scabbard - Waffenamt Marked MILITARIA and the number 103 hasOriginal Item: Only One Available. After the collapse of Czechoslovakia in 1938 to the Germans, the Czech Arms Industry was converted to produce weapons for German Troops. This included the Czech VZ 24 Mauser Rifle, which was re designated VZ24(t), as in German the word Czechoslovakia starts with a "t". The VZ24t bayonets produced under German occupation were made without muzzle ring and bear Waffenamt markings, with this example marked EAGLE A80 on