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K98k Bayonet makers codes found on bayonets from 1935-1945

1. S/155-E&F Horster, Solingen
   
2. S/172-Unknown, Solingen
   
3. S/173-Elite-Diamantwerk, Siegmar-Schonau bei Chemnitz
   
4. S/174-Unknown, Solingen
   
5. S/175-Unknown, Solingen
   
6. S/176-Unknown, Solingen
   
7. S/177-Unknown, Solingen
   
8. S/178-Unknown, Solingen
   
9. S/184-Unknown, Solingen
   
10. S/185-Unknown, Solingen
    
11. S/238-Unknown, Solingen
    
12. S/239-Unknown, Solingen
    
13. S/240-Unknown, Solingen
    
14. S/244-Unknown, Solingen
    
15. ab- Mundlos AG, Magdeburg Nord
    
16. agv-Berg&Co, Solingen-Ohligs
    
17. asw-E&F Horster, Solingen
    
18. bym-Gennosenschafts Machinenhaus der Buchsenmacher, Fernlach/Karnten, Austria
    
19. can- August Wallmeyer, Eisenach (Thuringen)
    
20. clc-Richard Abr. Herder, Solingen
    
21. cof- Carl Eickhorn Waffenfabrik, Solingen
    
22. cqh-Clemen und Jung, Solingen
    
23. crs- Paul Weyersberg und Co, Solingen
    
24. cul- Ernst Pack und Sohne, Solingen
    
25. cvl- Weyersberg, Kirschbaum und Co. (aka WKC)Waffenfabrik GmbH, Solingen-Wald
    
26. ddl- Remscheider Hobelmesserfabrik Josua Corts Sohn, Remscheid
    
27. dot- Waffenwerk Brunn AG, werk Brunn, Czechoslovakia
    
28. ffc- Friedrich Abr. Herder und Sohn, Solingen
    
29. fnj- Alexander Coppel GmbH (aka Alcoso), Solingen
    
30. fze- F.W. Holler, Solingen
    
31. i-Elite Diamantwerk, Siegmar-Schonau bei Chemnitz
    
32. jwh- Manufacture Nationale (Staatliche Waffenfabrik) Chatellerault, France
    
33. pyy- Berg&Co, Solingen
    
34. sgx- E&F Horster, Solingen
    

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1944 Manufacturers of German Bayonets and their Rarity

Listed below are the codes of the combat bayonet manufacturers in Germany in 1944.

Code Maker observed dates

agv Berg & Co., Solingen-Ohligs 41-44

asw E&F Horster, Solingen 40-44

bym Genossenshaft Mach, Ferlach-Karnten, Austria 41-44

can Aug. Wallmeyer, Eisenach-Thuringen 1944 scabbards only

clc Richard Abr. Herder, Solingen 41-44

cof Carl Eichorn, Solingen 41-45

cqh Clemen & Jung, Solingen 41-44

crs Paul Weyersberg & Co., Solingen 41-45

cul Ernst Pack & Sohne, Solingen 41-44

cvl WKC Waffenfabrik,Solingen-Wald 41-45

ddl Remsheider Hobelmesser, Remsheid 41-44

ffc Fredr. Abr. Herder Sohne, Solingen 41-44

fnj Alexander Coppel Gmbh, Solingen 41-44

fze F.W. Holler, Solingen 41-43

jwh Staatliche Waffenfabrik, Chatellerault, France 41-44

pyy Berg & Co.,Solingen, 1944

sgx E&F Horster, Solingen 44-45

The purpose of the next table is to illustrate the various manufacturers that were producing bayonets at the end of the war, their codes, production, and rarity. Two methods were used to determine the distribution of production, 1) actual serial number submissions from collectors, and 2) serial number extensions based on the serial numbers found in those submissions. Over 350 different bayonets from 1944 have been recorded and we are continuing to learn more about the quantities produced. At different intervals, this table will be updated to provide the reader an accurate and up to date information. Footnotes will be located at the bottom of the table to help explain various points about the table.

Table One-Rarity Determined by Collector Submissions

Population	Observed
Rarity	Maker	Observed	% in Population
1	cqh	4	1.14
2	agv	6	1.71
3	ab	8	2.28
4	ddl	10	2.85
5*	jwh	10	2.85
6*	pyy	11	3.13
7	cul	12	3.42
8	ffc	12	3.42
9	bym	15	4.27
10	fze	19	5.41
11	clc	20	5.70
12	cvl	20	5.70
13	crs	21	5.98
14	fnj	26	7.41
15	cof	28	7.98
16*	asw rivet	41	11.68
17*	sgx rivet	41	11.68
18	asw	47	13.39
sum	351

*It is speculated that because these bayonets are so widely sought by collectors that they appear in disproportionate numbers in the collections of our sources and their rarity is skewed. Please note the change when looking at the rarity by serial number extensions.

Table Two-Rarity Determined by Serial Number Extension of Collector Submissions

Observed	Observed
Letter Block	Serial Number	% From
Rarity	Maker	Range	Extension	Extension
1(1)	cqh	a-b	20136	1.13
2(5)	jwh	t-v	25000	1.40
3(2)	agv	a-c	34500	1.93
4(6)	pyy	d-f	37000	2.07
5(4)	ddl	a-c	40000	2.24
6(10)	fze	a-c	47000	2.63
7(17)	sgx rivet	gg-kk	50000	2.80
8(9)	bym	a-e	53000	2.97
9(16)	asw rivet	aa-gg	70000	3.92
10(8)	ffc	a-g	74000	4.14
11(7)	cul	a-g	75000	4.20
12(11)	clc	a-h	90000	5.04
13(3)	ab	a-j	100777	5.64
14(13)	crs	a-j	105000	5.88
15(14)	fnj	a-o	157000	8.79
16(12)	cvl	a-w	230000	12.87
17(15)	cof	a-y	250000	13.99
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sum	1718413

Numbers in parentheses are rarities from table one as a comparison to table two. As you can see from this graph, the rarities start to line up once the collector factor is taken out of the picture. Several exceptions exist, but one of note is the case of maker ab who has a relatively high production as compared to pieces found in collections. This may be due to the availablity of the pieces to GI's as souvenirs. One might speculate that ab's production was distributed to German soldiers and not in warehouses at the end of the war. It is believed that many of the Solingen made pieces were picked up by GI's in warehouses in new condition at the end of the war rather than being taken in battle. Further research is needed to determine if that is true.

The information above was compiled by John Jacobi of the Bayonet Collector's Network (BCN) and that information was tabulated by Roger Adkins. All rights reserved. No part of this information may be extracted, reproduced, or reprinted without the express written permission of either John Jacobi or Roger Adkins of the BCN.

Xcpuscalar 2.85 Serial Code