Any help on these bayonets will be appreciated. I’m cleaning out my basement.



Group #1

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group #2
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Group #3
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Group #1 from left to right:
Turkish M1874 Peabody-Martini socket bayonet (produced by the US for the Turkish government)
US M1873 Trapdoor Springfield socket bayonet
Russian Mosin-Nagant M1891/30 socket bayonet

Group #2 from left to right:
Turkish SG98/05 (German SG98/05 that was likely shortened. Seems Turkish bayonets had a 4-digit serial number stamped into the crossguard once they were obtained, could be wrong on this identification though)
Spanish M1913 knife bayonet
German SG98/05 knife bayonet

Group #3 from left to right:
Possibly a Czech VZ-24? (I am unsure of this one, someone will have the right answer)
German SG98/05 knife bayonet
British Pattern 1907 sword bayonet (Great War-issue, manufactured in 1917, has the correct Great War-period scabbard too, as evidenced by the tear-drop-style frog stud)

All very beautiful.

 

Group 1 , far right a sowjetunion Mosin M91/30 made by Tula.
Group 2 far left and right both turkish shortages? or origin german S98/05nA bayonets when 375mm blade lenght, wrong way added into scabbards, the middle is a spanish M1893/13 long bayonet
Group3 from left spanish M43/44 bayonet, made in Toledo
german S98/05nA in full lenght from Pack und Ohliger Solingen
British P1907

 

The first one in group 3 is a Spanish 1943.