Mauser 98K bayonet, with metal fittings showing advanced oxidation. Bakelite grips. Fully oxidised scabbard. Blade also oxidised, markings no longer legible. Sand yellow canvas gusset, no visible markings. The set shows marked wear and a patina characteristic of its age. Condition II+. According to the seller's information, this item comes from Bourcy, located about 10 kilometres north-east of Bastogne, on the axis of progression of the German forces. The village was the scene of troop movements, fighting and bombing, severely affecting the local population and infrastructure. Mauser 98K bayonet featuring metal fittings with advanced oxidation. The grip panels are made of bakelite. The scabbard is completely oxidized, and the blade is also oxidized with illegible markings. The frog is made of sandyellow canvas, with no visible markings. The set shows pronounced wear and a patina consistent with its age. Condition II+. According to the seller, this piece originates from Bourcy, located approximately 10 kilometres northeast of Bastogne, along the axis of the German advance. The village witnessed troop movements, combat, and bombings, which severely impacted the local population and infrastructure.