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The company continued producing bicycles and developed alloy bicycle components, including the first alloy bicycles. Diamant bicycles won world road race championships in the late s.

Diamant was privatized in , following German reunification, and, today, is the oldest bicycle factory still operating in Germany.

The scabbard on this example has had its original serial number struck through and a new number applied, indicating that it was reworked in wartime Germany, before falling into allied hands and being reworked a second time.

Although the date is no longer visible on the blade, BCN data proves that the bayonet was made in This example has wood grips.

The scabbard was made in Horster" over "" and "" overstamped with "" and "" beneath. Illegible waffenamt on ball tip. The bayonet and scabbard were made by F.

Holler of Solingen. The bayonet was made in and the scabbard in WKC used a special German Sutterlin font which is difficult to decipher.

The scabbard was made in by the firm of E. Scabbard: "44 ASW" and "" over "dd" and illegible waffenamt on ball tip. Mundlos was a peacetime manufacturer of sewing machines.

Export bayonets are typically unmarked, except for serial numbers added later by the purchasing government.

Finding this example that bears German markings is most unusual. The bayonet shows no evidence of ever having been blued, suggesting that it may have failed German government quality control prior to bluing and been diverted for use in fulfilling export contracts.

It was also made without a flashguard. During the Spanish Civil War of —39, Spain was an export customer for both German rifles and bayonets.

The scabbard with this example is of Spanish manufacture. Although well-preserved, this bayonet has seen heavy use, something also consistent with Spanish service.

The first is believed to be a shortened French M bayonet. This was followed by two German-made variants. This example is of the second German-made variant, which is slightly shorter than the first two types and lacks the knurled grip section.

The dimpled metal end cap is missing on this example, although the four staking marks are visible. No scabbard was issued.

When not in use, the bayonet was reversed to stow between the bipod mount and forestock. I was able to compare my example with another bayonet that was still paired with its Heinrich Krieghoff-manufactured rifle in Canada.

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