Austrian M1895 Mannlicher Knife Bayonet | Includes Metal Scabbard | 
This is an Austrian FGGY M1895 Mannlicher Knife Bayonet. It’s in good shape for its age with typical wear from usage, storage, and handling. It has not been sharpened. It includes its metal scabbard with matching manufacturer markings and retains only about 90% of its original blueing. This was produced at Oesterreichische Waffenfabrik-Gesellschaft (Austrian State Weapons Manufacturing Company) in Steyr. Its blade measures 9.6″ and has an overall length of 14.125.”
Pick it up today to compliment your 8mm Austrian Steyr Model 1895 Mannlicher Battle Rifle.
 
The FGGY marking on a standard Mannlicher bayonet identifies it as a product of the Fegyver- és Gépgyár (Arms and Machine Factory) in Budapest, Hungary. These bayonets were standard issue for the Austro-Hungarian Army's M1895 (M.95) rifles and carbines during World War I.
This is a highly collectible bayonet!
Key Identification Features
Manufacturer Mark: The letters F.G.G.Y. are typically stamped on the ricasso (the flat part of the blade just above the handle).
Inverted Blade: A hallmark of the M1895 bayonet is that the cutting edge faces upward toward the muzzle ring when fixed to the rifle.
National Markings: Genuine Austro-Hungarian era pieces often feature a small double-headed eagle (the Habsburg Imperial Eagle) on the reverse side of the ricasso or pommel.