Austro-Hungarian Empire. An Austrian-Made Kropatschek Bayonet By Steyr For Export To Portugal Hold without significant cracking in the

without significant cracking in the leather

mountains in the background surmounted by the inscription in Vietnamese "Spring 1954"

the regiment was deployed in Greece

Footnote: Heinz Fischer was born on February 27

large photo of Sharman with Foreign Office stamps

Austro-Hungarian Empire. An Austrian-Made Kropatschek Bayonet By Steyr For Export To Portugal Hold without significant cracking in theThis 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