Displaying Bayonets

[bigalni]

What is the consensus amongst members as to the best way to display bayonets.

In the main I have "Long" bayonets ,a growing collection and it annoys me having them on a shelf or in a cupboard where they cannot properly be seen and admired.

Any ideas on the best way to accommodate and display them to best advantage?

Pictures would be good!

 

Alan.

 

[593jones]

One unusual method I've seen is from a firm in France.  They sell cast resin rifle forends to which the bayonet can be attached as per the original.  Link here: http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Bayonet-stand?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

[Guest]

I've recently developed a new way to display my bayonets in a vertical position, I make them and sell them on ebay.  I'll be starting a wall mounted version in late December of '18. I've attached some pics. I only address US-M1's, M4's, M7's and MK98's right now. And these (Verticals) are safest (relatively) on lengths of 15" and under. They can be used with M1905's , M1917's, or any of the Mauser types but the Lugs have to be redesigned for the specific lug channels. Anyway, thought you might find them interesting.  I was here looking for the proper orientation for Horizontal Displays i.e. blade facing to the left? Right?. I saw it posted somewhere and in looking  I came upon this thread. Thanks! 

[Jools mckenna]

10 minutes ago, Helmet Head said:

 I make them and sell them on ebay.  

Be careful, this could be considered as self promotion and is against forum rules.