Region of origin: Switzerland
Metal: steel
Total bayonet length: 46 cm
Blade length: 33 cm
This bayonet is designed for the 1889 and 1896 model Schmidt-Rubin rifles, which were the first in the series of direct-action bolt-action rifles used by the Swiss army, serving from 1889 to 1953. The bayonet was intended to be attached to the end of the rifle's barrel, increasing the soldier's combat effectiveness in close combat. The blade of the bayonet is single-edged and made of steel. The scabbard is leather with metal fittings, ensuring durability and protection. The bayonet was designed to be attached to the end of the rifle's barrel, increasing the soldier's combat effectiveness in close combat.
This bayonet, along with the Schmidt-Rubin 1889 model rifle, was a standard part of the Swiss infantry's armament in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Due to its quality and durability, these bayonets are highly valued by collectors and military history enthusiasts worldwide.
