DEU - Vycházkový bodák pro hasiče
it's definitely not a dagger, most likely it's a walking bayonet for the men, the connection to the firefighters is not clear to me from the picture. Walking bayonets are a German specialty, the point is that a soldier or a non-commissioned officer could buy a bayonet with his own money which corresponded to the army pattern but was chrome plated and sometimes (as in this case) did not even have the possibility to mount it on a rifle. It was quite common and bayonets in this design are found quite a lot, the NCO ones have an extra tassel attached above the crossbar. In some cases there are also non-standard tassels of other material.
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ako tu bolo správne povedané ide o vychádzkový bodák Beruf-und freiwillige Feuerwehr. Základný rozdiel medzi vychádzkovými bodákmi používanými hasičmi a armádou, je v tvare záštitnej priečky, ktorá má u hasičskej verzie tvar písmena S, kým armádna verzia má iba spodnú priečku. Ďalej hasičský bodák nemá obvykle ani drážku na upevnenie zbrane k puške. Tento rozdiel je však skôr hypotetický, pretože väčšina armádnych bodákov sa aj nepriek tomu na pušku nasadiť nedá.
Oficiálne označenie vychádzkových bodákov je KS98 - Kurzes Seitengewehr
vychádzkový bodák KS98, armáda - moja zbierka
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