Krag used by Quisling Hird and Norwegian legion during WWII

Krag issued during  German occupation, close up shows Waffen stamp on cross piece. Bayonet is a shortened

False point ground on back edge of German issued Krag seen in above picture

Krag modified to fit M1 carbine rifle post war. Scabbard modified to attach to US pattern Webbing

A fighting knife made by fitting a finger guard onto the 1894 replacing the locking mechanism. Scabbard is a shortened Norwegian Sword scabbard indicating that the modification is original to that country as these scabbards are not common

Grips have been replaced and are now held by "brass rivets"

Scabbard is obviously based on the Swedish 1896

Distinctive throat to fit the M44 blade with its lock

EAB makers mark and 353 serial (out of 4600)

Locking button for scabbard lock

Separate button for locking to rifle

Cross guard markings are only indication other than scabbard modes of its use by Norway

Scabbard has grey painted leather body with 1907 chape

And 1907 throat modified to fit onto US webbing

M84/98 German bayonet converted to attach to US webbing post WWII. matching German and Norwegian numbers. The serials and the conversion shows this is a conversion for the Air Force. The new belt attachment is  piece attached to the original frog stud which is unmodified

German  84/98 presented to friends of the  Norwegian Historical Society (1975 onwards) modified by addition of chain between hilt and blade

Chain end that engages hilt slot lock

Chain end machined to fit ricasso of 84/98