Lot of five 19th century steel bayonets: two Springfield Krags circa 1890, with accompanying leather holsters, two different types of daggers with metal sheathes, and one Civil War era saber with accompanying sheathe in very delicate, brittle condition with separated portion at top, cracks and wear, and some archival tape near center. This sheathe also has a metal part at one end and comes with a metal tip that has been separated. Most of the weapons have wear and may have been used in battle. One of the daggers, the skinnier of the two, in relatively clean condition, does not appear to have seen much use. The larger Springfields have metal handles with nails. One of the smaller daggers has a metal handle, the other has a rippled handle. Leather holsters have straps and buckles. Set in relatively good condition, considering the age and wear on these weapons. USM8A1 dagger measures 5'' handle with 6.5'' blade; skinny dagger has a 4.5'' curving handle with a pointy 6'' blade. Longer blades measure 11.5'' each with 4.5'' handles. Their holsters measure about 12.5'' each. Saber has a gold-colored 4.5'' metallic handle with a pointed 20'' blade.