my babies,know what they are?

laEspadaAncha · 12th August 2011, 04:46 PM

Hi Mike,

Welcome to the forum - that's a beautiful Black Sea yat...

With regards to the bayonets, I see, clockwise from the top-left, a Danish Mauser, a British P1888 (top-right), a British No. 4 spike bayonet (from WWII), and what appears to be a cruciform socket bayonet, which limits it to one of several patterns... Not sure which one exactly - it doesn't have the profile of a (Russian) Mosin Nagant socket bayonet... If you could post close-up pics of any stamps or marks on the last one, it would help.

TVV · 12th August 2011, 05:41 PM

The bayonet on the left under the broadsword looks like a Swedish M1898 to me. Just like those who commented before me, I too would like to see the etnographic blades in more detail in separate threads.
Regards,
Teodor

laEspadaAncha · 12th August 2011, 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TVV

The bayonet on the left under the broadsword looks like a Swedish M1898 to me. Just like those who commented before me, I too would like to see the etnographic blades in more detail in separate threads.
Regards,
Teodor

You are absolutely correct. Not sure why I erroneously "knee jerk" those as Danish Mausers, but I did the same thing not once, but twice, within the past 2-3 months. Thanks for the correction...

Atlantia · 12th August 2011, 07:04 PM

Hi LPA2000,

Welcome to the forums.

I'd like to see a thread about your black sea yataghan! They are beautiful and worthy of further investigation.

Congrats on a great collection,

Best
Gene

TVV · 12th August 2011, 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by laEspadaAncha

You are absolutely correct. Not sure why I erroneously "knee jerk" those as Danish Mausers, but I did the same thing not once, but twice, within the past 2-3 months. Thanks for the correction...

I mix up Mannlicher M88 and M95 bayonets all the time, and I have a dozen of them, so I can relate. The etnographic items are a lot more interesting than the bayos anyway.
Teodor

lpa2000 · 12th August 2011, 10:11 PM

Thanks guys! ill take better pictures for sure! its nice to be among fellow weapon lovers, I worked like a dog finding these babies, and am going to post single threads about the more unique ones

Thanks for welcoming me! for those who didnt catch it my name is Mike

Rick · 13th August 2011, 02:09 AM

The sword at the lower right may be an old Collins machete .

Robert · 13th August 2011, 02:49 AM

Hello Mike and welcome to the forum. Again I'll go with Rick on this and say looks to be a Collins Engineer Type 1 Bolo machete Model No. 1005. Better pictures would help but it should have COLLINS & CO./HARTFORD/No. 1005 stamped into the blade. That is a very nice collection you have and I hope to see you post each item in its own thread.

Robert

Berkley · 12th August 2011, 05:43 PM

Hard to tell for sure from the photo, but the lanyard ring in the butt, protruding front trigger guard screw, two-piece wood(?) grips and unusually shaped cylinder pin suggest the revolver may be a Spanish copy of the Colt Single Action Army. Any markings would be helpful for a better identification.

Lew · 12th August 2011, 06:28 PM

From the top

2 simis Massai
1 kaskara blade
1 black sea yataghan
1 tulwar and some type of Tibetan sword? All nice examples

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12th August 2011, 05:43 PM	#9
Berkley Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Austin, Texas USA Posts: 257	Hard to tell for sure from the photo, but the lanyard ring in the butt, protruding front trigger guard screw, two-piece wood(?) grips and unusually shaped cylinder pin suggest the revolver may be a Spanish copy of the Colt Single Action Army. Any markings would be helpful for a better identification. Attached Images

12th August 2011, 04:46 PM	#1
laEspadaAncha Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 608	Hi Mike, Welcome to the forum - that's a beautiful Black Sea yat... With regards to the bayonets, I see, clockwise from the top-left, a Danish Mauser, a British P1888 (top-right), a British No. 4 spike bayonet (from WWII), and what appears to be a cruciform socket bayonet, which limits it to one of several patterns... Not sure which one exactly - it doesn't have the profile of a (Russian) Mosin Nagant socket bayonet... If you could post close-up pics of any stamps or marks on the last one, it would help.

12th August 2011, 05:41 PM	#2
TVV Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bay Area Posts: 1,660	The bayonet on the left under the broadsword looks like a Swedish M1898 to me. Just like those who commented before me, I too would like to see the etnographic blades in more detail in separate threads. Regards, Teodor

12th August 2011, 07:04 PM	#4
Atlantia Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: The Sharp end Posts: 2,928	Hi LPA2000, Welcome to the forums. I'd like to see a thread about your black sea yataghan! They are beautiful and worthy of further investigation. Congrats on a great collection, Best Gene

12th August 2011, 10:11 PM	#6
lpa2000 Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 3	Thanks guys! ill take better pictures for sure! its nice to be among fellow weapon lovers, I worked like a dog finding these babies, and am going to post single threads about the more unique ones Thanks for welcoming me! for those who didnt catch it my name is Mike

13th August 2011, 02:09 AM	#7
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,336	The sword at the lower right may be an old Collins machete .

13th August 2011, 02:49 AM	#8
Robert EAAF Staff Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Centerville, Kansas Posts: 2,196	Hello Mike and welcome to the forum. Again I'll go with Rick on this and say looks to be a Collins Engineer Type 1 Bolo machete Model No. 1005. Better pictures would help but it should have COLLINS & CO./HARTFORD/No. 1005 stamped into the blade. That is a very nice collection you have and I hope to see you post each item in its own thread. Robert

12th August 2011, 06:28 PM	#10
Lew (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: East Coast USA Posts: 3,191	From the top 2 simis Massai 1 kaskara blade 1 black sea yataghan 1 tulwar and some type of Tibetan sword? All nice examples .