Hfrey Posted 22 February Share Posted 22 February Trying to figure out what time period this is from cause all of the others that look like this have completely different markings so I’m not sure if it is even from Germany or not. If someone could help me out it would be great! Thank you! Link to post Share on other sites
4thGordons Posted 23 February Share Posted 23 February Manufactured 1907? (07) I would have thought. It certainly looks like a German M 1898 neuer Art (with two piece grip) Real experts will be along shortly! Chris Link to post Share on other sites
Hfrey Posted 23 February Author Share Posted 23 February 2 hours ago, 4thGordons said: Manufactured 1907? (07) I would have thought. It certainly looks like a German M 1898 neuer Art (with two piece grip) Real experts will be along shortly! Chris I was kinda thinking that just cause that’s the closest one it looks like but thanks for the insight! Link to post Share on other sites
Josef Švejk Posted 23 February Share Posted 23 February Your bayo is a typ called 1898 n/A (n.A.) which was a 1902 change wood grips from one piece (U-shaped) on two pieces of wood. Produced until 1914. Link to post Share on other sites
Gabelou Posted 23 February Share Posted 23 February 104 Landwehr Inf rgt, 8 komp. Arm no 37 ; a saxon unit. An interesting detail : The first reversed 3 is canceled by a 0 Link to post Share on other sites
Hfrey Posted 23 February Author Share Posted 23 February 1 hour ago, Gabelou said: 104 Landwehr Inf rgt, 8 komp. Arm no 37 ; a saxon unit. An interesting detail : The first reversed 3 is canceled by a 0 What is interesting about the reversed 3 canceled by the 0? If you don’t mind me asking Link to post Share on other sites
Gabelou Posted 24 February Share Posted 24 February To print the last numer 37 the armorer make a mistake in printing a reversed 3. He cancel it by a diagonal 0. A rather scarce vay Link to post Share on other sites
Josef Švejk Posted 24 February Share Posted 24 February On 23/02/2021 at 20:52, Gabelou said: 104 Landwehr Inf rgt, 8 komp. Arm no 37 ; a saxon unit. An interesting detail : The first reversed 3 is canceled by a 0 Hi. You sure is that Landwehr? Can be Landsturm or not? Link to post Share on other sites
Gabelou Posted 27 February Share Posted 27 February Good question from U Kalicha.. I have no acces for the moment to my documentation but it seems that Landsturm was organised in bataillons. If i well remember, the L for Landsturm is an italic L. Link to post Share on other sites
AndyBsk Posted Thursday at 08:48 Share Posted Thursday at 08:48 (edited) 104 Landwehr Regiment , there was only 2 battalions avialable, mobilised 2.8.1914 so teoretically a 8 company could exist. Even not correctly used L, Landsturm regiment 104 is not listed in units. Saxon unit certainly, mobilisation sharpening on blade. Edited Thursday at 08:50 by AndyBsk Link to post Share on other sites
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