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I am going through boxes of stuff I have all over and thinning my herd of duplicates and things I'm just not interested in. I have all of the pictures bayonets I'd like to sell but no clue how to value them of where to look for value. Thought you fine folks might be able to help out? Some I am not even sure what they are to guess value.

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Looks like to my eye at least , from top to bottom...

Russian AK47
Edit to add...this first one could be a Bulgarian bayonet too

US M6 ( For the M14 / M1A1 rifles )

East German AK47

US M4 ( For the M1 / M2 Carbine )

US M5 ( Late issue for the M1 Rifle )

US M9 ( M16A2 Rifle )

Makers markings will influence value / worth as well as condition.
Andy
 
Looks like to my eye at least , from top to bottom...

Russian AK47

US M6 ( For the M14 / M1A1 rifles )

East German AK47

US M4 ( For the M1 / M2 Carbine )

US M5 ( Late issue for the M1 Rifle )

US M9 ( M16A2 Rifle )

Makers markings will influence value / worth as well as condition.
Andy

thank you, great starting point for me.
 

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