Original 1930s pre-WWII German s84/98 III Bayonet w/Original Scabbard 9502 For Sale

Original 1930s pre-WWII German s84/98 III Bayonet w/Original Scabbard 9502I dont konw much about it, but below is what google AI says about this and the number stamped on it.PLEASE SEE ALL PHOTOS AND VIDEO AS THEY ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION
The presence of only a 4-digit serial number (9502) without a standard military maker code or date tells a specific story about this bayonet's history.Having no factory code or year stamp is highly characteristic of two possibilities: [1]1. Commercial, Police, or Government Issue (Behörden)During the Third Reich, thousands of S84/98 III bayonets were produced for non-Wehrmacht government organizations. These are frequently referred to by collectors as commercial or Behörden (authority) models.

• The Style: They were built exactly like the standard military K98 bayonets but skipped the standard military acceptance and factory code stamps.
• The Users: These were distributed to the German Police, the Reichspost (postal service), or the Reichsbahn (national railway security).

2. Pre-War Export ContractGermany manufactured a substantial number of these bayonets for foreign military contracts during the 1930s (such as contracts for Spain or Portugal). Bayonets made for export were intentionally left sterile of German military markings, featuring only a 4-digit serial number to log the shipment.A completely sterile blade and scabbard with only the 4-digit serial number 9502 strongly confirms that your piece belongs to one of two specialized categories from the 1930s or early 1940s:

• A Pre-War Foreign Export Contract: Germany signed lucrative trade contracts to produce S84/98 III bayonets for countries like Portugal (M937 contract) or Spain. To comply with international export norms, German factories intentionally omitted standard army acceptance stamps (Waffenamts) and factory identifiers, using only a sequential 4-digit serial number to log the shipment.
  
• A German Commercial or "Civil" Issue (Behörden): These bayonets were purchased directly from Solingen cutlery firms by non-military domestic organizations. Since they bypassed the Heereswaffenamt (Army Weapons Agency) inspection line, they were stamped solely with serial tracking numbers. They were distributed directly to the German State Police, the postal security service, or the national railway protection forces