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yes please , im wanting to see them , 
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Ive been looking for one for quite a while myself.  Thought I had found one at the Birmingham, AL gun show a couple of weeks ago but the seller would not split up his bayonet and rifle.  I attended the TN Military Collectors Association show in Nashville this past weekend and this was on the second table I visited. The exhibitor said he had just acquired it in a collection he bought.  Bayonet is pretty close to new condition.  1946 Poole.  Not sure if the frog is the appropriate version and the blade has some hardened black paint-like substance in spots, possibly Suncorite from the sheath.  Anyone know what would dissolve that stuff with damaging the blade?
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No5 Bayonet blade
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if it wont come off with regular gun solvent dont clean that off IMHO , its not hurtin nuthin , the frog is fine and a 46 poole is a very nice find , 
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OK - How much you askin?
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Most blades look like that, don't make the mistake of over purifying when restoring.
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yup - as shamu says the more you do the less value you retain in one that nice , 
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Yes, that's good advice. I didn't want to get too aggressive with it.
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congrats on a fine example of the no 5 , one to be proud of 
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Phooey!...always the "other" guy.

But it sure is a nice piece!
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You will find one I am sure Hoadie.

One of your gnomes will bring you one as a tribute.
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You rang?Big smile
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Works for me.
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Hoadie, you maybe be the King of the Gmomes but I am the world standard for real CRAB!
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