Prussian M1809 Potsdam bayonet with partial scabbard Very Nice Example of a

Very Nice Example of a second model in the ever desirable 44-40

No major damage or missing parts

All work Great

• A sounder for receiving messages

Prussian M1809 Potsdam bayonet with partial scabbard Very Nice Example of aThe Potsdam musket, alongside its bayonet, was the primary infantry arm of the Royal Prussian Army for over a century, serving from 1723 to 1839. The M1809 entered service during the Napoleonic Wars and was the primary musket of Prussian troops during the Battle of Waterloo. After its replacement by the revolutionary M1841 Dreyse needle rifle, many were sold off as surplus to the Union during the American Civil War. This bayonet of unknown manufacture