
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
BAYONET-KNIFE FOR ALL ARMED FORCES MODEL 1941. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword specialist)
| Reference | 5-1941-A | 
|---|---|
| Name | Bayonet-knife model 1941 | 
| Guard | Straight crossguard with eyelet for the rifle’s muzzle. Checkered and varnished wooden grips secured with two screws. The pommel features a slot, catch, and a spring-loaded button for locking into the firearm’s guide. All metal parts of this guard are parkerized. | 
| Blade | Second genuinely Spanish design, directly descended from the falcata. Straight blade with ricasso, square back on the inside and a continuous cutting edge on the outside, with an arched fuller and a hollow grind reaching almost to the tip. Bright polished finish. | 
| Sheath | Parkerized iron sheet. Throat held by a screw and a rounded button. | 
| Inscription | F.N.T under imperial crown 587/I | 
| Description | Bayonet-knife designed for use with the old Mauser rifles, models 1893 and 1916, employed by all Armed Forces. Adapted to their dimensions, and a special addition was made to the guide under the barrel for the Mauser model 1943 carbine. | 
| Total Length | 370 mm | 
| Blade Length | 245 mm | 
| Blade Width | 30 mm | 
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