Heer Stag Handled Dress Bayonet with Etched Blade.
This lovely dress bayonet was made to commemorate service in the artillery, and the blade bears the dedication "Zur Erinnerung an Meine Dienstzeit" flanked by an eagle/swastika and an artillery piece.
Maker: Paul Seilheimer, Solingen

Heer Pioneer Dress Bayonet with Rare Unit Dedication.
The etched blade dedication on this dress bayonet reads "Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit beim Pion. Battl. 11 Lotzen/Ostpr." translating to "In Memory of my Service Time in Combat Engineer Battalion 11 Lotzen/East Prussia".
The socket is fitted with a discoloured lemon yellow felt plug, indicating that the original owner was a signal man within the unit.
It is rare to find individual unit marked bayonets, and even rarer to find an etch that does not contain the national emblem!

This Fireman’s Long Dress Bayonet has excellent 100% nickel-plated hilt finish.
The scabbard is a fine straight example having excellent original 90% black paint.
Attached to the fireman’s bayonet is a rough leather frog stamped on the back F W N.
This mint conditioned blade is marked E. PACK & SOHNE SOLINGEN.
A nice, good quality bayonet.

German Police Stag Handled Dress Bayonet.
This appealing Police bayonet bears all the hallmarks of having been modified from an earlier, longer Weimar-era sidearm.
These early Police bayonets had both longer handles and blades, and a star emblem mounted on the obverse stag grip.
During the Third Reich, regulations changed, and these daggers had the handles, blades, and scabbards shortened at the factory, as well as the star being replace by an aluminum Police eagle.
This excellent example was manufactured by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen.
While the scabbard is black for city police, the frog is brown for rural police.

Excellent condition bayonet.
Steel construction blued blade retains about 80% + of its original blued finish.
Both sides of the ricasso are well marked with the stamped serial number 9693 "h" other side stamped 42,cul.
The hilt fittings are well marked with two waffen-amt stamps WaA519.
The bayonet has black bakelite grips and secured by two screw head bolts.
The bayonet comes with its original metal scabbard and retains about 95% of its original finish.
Scabbard is marked with stamped serial number 8962 ) other side stamped DURKOPP 38.
The bottom ball tip of the scabbard is also marked with a stamped waffen-amt.
A nice clean condition example.