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The bayonets as far as I can tell, were made from 3 different manufacturers and had 3 distinctive manufacture markings.Swedish Bayonet Markings 1896The first was by Eskilstuna Jernmanufactur AB (EJ-anchor-AB) beginning around 1899 - 1912.

They made 280,000 of which the first 10,000 had 4 digit serial numbers.

The early versions had what was known as a flat locking stud and were double edged.

Around 1905 the design was changed to a conical stud and single edge (One side being dull).

At some point the 4 digit serial number was replaced by a 3 digit bayonets number system which went up to 999.

Once the sequence hit 999, they started the numbering at 001 again.Starting around 1913 Carl Gustafs Stads Gevrsfaktori (Rifle Factory of Carl Gustafs town) (CrownC) took over production.Another company known as E.A.B or Erik Anton Berg from Eskilstuna also made some of the bayonets.The last rifle to use this bayonet was the M1942 and it went out of service in 1964.

The leather Frog carrier is in excellent shape as wellScabbard also marked EAB U.S.

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I havent seen an M94 Sweed sell for under 500 in a decade or more.

I believe it was Sam Cummings of Interarmco who made up that designation for parts guns that he assembled from various M94 and M94-14 carbine left-over or spare parts.

He milled or ground away the date on the receiver ring (not the bridge) and stamped INTERARMCO G3350.

They are not really collectable, but they make nice parts guns and shooters.

So they welded a 12 extension on the end of the barrel to bring it up to the legal length.

But then ATTD (the predecessor of BATFE) said the Model 1894, by definition, had a short barrel and was still not legal; the guns with the extension would have to have a new model number.

So Interarmco pulled G3350 out of thin air and had the Model 1894 marking removed and the new model number put on.

Only a really good scrub will tell what it really looks like.

What youre looking at is not a cut-down m96 (in all likelihood).

Carbine production was rather spotty and did not occur in the same year-to-year sequence as m96 rifles.

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