French M1892 Berthier Infantry Bayonet

This French bayonet features a straight steel blade with a single fuller, showing age discoloration. The hilt has a steel crossguard with a muzzle ring, hooked pommel, and black composite grips, paired with a steel scabbard and leather frog. Adopted in 1892, this bayonet was designed for the Berthier rifle. It was issued to French infantry during the late 19th century and served as a standard sidearm throughout the First World War. The blade is stamped with military inspection marks. The locking mechanism in the pommel functions properly. The leather frog remains flexible, and the scabbard has no major dents.