plug bayonet ident

[fernando]

Salut Jacques,
A wonderful bayonet you got there.
As Jim says, with an European touch in it. Also the bulb ferrule has the typical Germanic style.

[Lyubo_sr]

Hi, Jacques.
I believe this one is hunting. Take a look at No.3.

[fernando]

Welcome to the forum, Lyubo sr
Well, the majority of plug bayonets out there must be seen as belonging to the hunting scene.
After all, military bayonets only ran for a 'short' period (1650-1720), comparing to hunting ones (1550/1580 up to the 20th century, in the case of Spain).

[Lyubo_sr]

Originally Posted by fernando

Welcome to the forum, Lyubo sr
Well, the majority of plug bayonets out there must be seen as belonging to the hunting scene.
After all, military bayonets only ran for a 'short' period (1650-1720), comparing to hunting ones (1550/1580 up to the 20th century, in the case of Spain).

Thank you for the welcome, Fernando, and for the useful information that you gave about the bayonets.
Since a lot of time I keep an eye on the forum, and finally I decide to post in a topic where I could try to help. I learn a lot and hope to learn more.
Greetings from Bulgaria.
Lyubo

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Lyubo_sr

Thank you for the welcome, Fernando, and for the useful information that you gave about the bayonets.
Since a lot of time I keep an eye on the forum, and finally I decide to post in a topic where I could try to help. I learn a lot and hope to learn more.
Greetings from Bulgaria.
Lyubo

Ah ... Bulgaria !
I have been there for two days in work, back in 2002, crossing the Danube from Romenia. Spent the night in Габрово and Плевен.

[VANDERNOTTE]

buenas noches a todos
thank all of you for your interest and your comments
I please to chare pic of two spanich plugs whis the forum
I hope you like it
regard
jacques