Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the "byf" factory code and "44" date on top of the receiver ring, "44D706" on the barrel towards the breech, and a stamped trigger guard and barrel bands. An Erma conversion kit (serial #711, dated 1937) has been installed, with one detachable magazine. Smooth pistol grip stock with "eagle/135" proofs, brown leather sling and an unmarked cupped buttplate. A F. Herder bayonet (15" OAL, 10" blade, S/N 725a) with leather frog and matching scabbard is also included. NOTE: The components removed to make room for the Erma conversion (bolt, floorplate, etc.) are not included with the lot.

Fine (per note above), with 80% of the original military blue finish, showing some mild handling marks and areas of brown patina. The conversion components are in similar condition save the magazine, which is a replacement from an different model of Erma conversion. The refinished stock is good, with some light dings. The bayonet is very good. Mechanically excellent.

Hooded blade and tangent sights, with the barrel marked "42R66" near the breech, "byf/43" on top of the front receiver ring, "eagle/swastika" and "eagle/135" proofs on multiple components, and matching numbers on the bolt, floorplate, trigger guard and barrel bands. The smooth pistol grip stock is proofed "eagle/135" on the wrist and right buttstock, with a brown leather sling and a "brg" marked buttplate. With a "40" dated Mundloss bayonet (15" OAL, 10" blade, S/N 2623), leather frog and matching numbered scabbard.

Fine, with 60% of the blue finish, showing areas of brown patina, bright edge wear and mild handling marks. The stock is good as repaired, with patches of brown filler and scattered handling marks. The bayonet is very good, with some pitting on the scabbard. Mechanically excellent.