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DANISH M/1962 HTK BAYONET-KNIFE — E. & F. HÖRSTER GERMAN PRODUCTION — GM/50 M1 GAR

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DANISH M/1962 HTK BAYONET-KNIFE — E. & F. HÖRSTER GERMAN PRODUCTION — GM/50 M1 GAR
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DANISH M/1962 HTK BAYONET-KNIFE — E. & F. HÖRSTER GERMAN PRODUCTION — GM/50 M1 GARAND — ORIGINAL SCABBARD & FROG

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Adopted by Denmark in 1962, the M/1962 (M/62) was a Danish version of the U.S. M5A1 bayonet. It could mount to Denmark’s Gevær M/50 (GM/50) M1 Garand, although it was also widely issued as a field/combat knife. Danish sources cited by specialist references indicate 32,300 M/62 bayonets were procured.

COUNTRY: Denmark
MODEL: M/1962 (M/62)
TYPE: Military Bayonet / Field Knife
PATTERN: Danish Variant of the U.S. M5A1
RIFLE COMPATIBILITY: Danish GM/50 / M1 Garand
MANUFACTURE: Germany — early-production examples are attributed to E. & F. Hörster
BLADE: Spear-Point Military Blade
GRIPS: Black Checkered Synthetic
POMMEL MARKING: Crown / HTK / M/62
SCABBARD: Danish M8A1-Type Scabbard with Durofol body
FROG: Danish Khaki Web Belt Frog / Suspension
SCABBARD MARKING: Crown / HTK
HTK: Hærens Tekniske Korps (Army Technical Corps) — marking used 1960–1969. It does not itself mean “mid-production”; rather, it identifies the Danish Army Technical Corps and helps date the marking period.
PRODUCTION: Approximately 32,300 M/62 bayonets procured by Denmark

COLLECTOR NOTE: The HTK-marked version is associated with the earlier production pattern; later examples used HMAK markings and are attributed to Carl Eickhorn.
VISUAL CONDITION: Good Original Military Surplus Condition — visible service, handling and storage wear consistent with age.


LOT #6090
TAG #0145