[ b672 ] 1884 German sawback bayonet

Description

I believe this is what they call the 1884, below is some research i found online.

The original S84/98aA bayonet was a conversion of the S71/84 short bayonet for use on the Gew98 rifle. It had the short blade of the S71/84 but with a replacement pommel/slot attachment to fit the Gew98. It had wooden grips and a small hilt without muzzle ring or quillon. It was issued with its original 71/84 steel mounted leather scabbard and came in both sawback and plain variants.
The S84/98aA was first produced in 1908 and was issued to some reserve regiments of the German army but not in large quantities. The S84/98aA was not fully introduced throughout the army before being replaced by the S98/05.

The S84/98 was put into production in 1915 to replace the more expensively manufactured kS98 (which itself had replaced the S98/05aA in selected units). The new modified bayonet, was known as the S84/98nA and had a steel scabbard and came in both plain and sawback variations