Home›Edged And Melee Weapons›All Edged And Melee WeaponsBrowse ByAll Edged And Melee WeaponsReference and ClassificationDevelopingEdged and other hand-to-hand weapons used in war: swords, sabres, daggers, knives and bayonets carried, thrown or fixed to a firearm for close combat, the standard edged-weapons class of ordnance reference works. Belongs here: any weapon system whose own attested weapon class names a sword, sabre, dagger, knife or bayonet. Does not belong here: a firearm that merely accepts a bayonet, which stays classed by its own firearm type. Reassigned from the Weapons Systems Contemporary and Modern catch-alls, ruling 926.FactsAll Edged And Melee WeaponsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1606 1All Edged And Melee WeaponsFilter Results31 entriesWeapon Type or ClassAllBayonet (5)Cavalry sabre (1)cavalry shock weapon (mounted lance) (1)Chinese martial arts weapon (1)Chopping knife (1)Club (1)Combat knife (2)Dagger (2)Edged weapon (1)Fighting knife (2)Fighting knife and bayonet (1)hand-held striking weapon (1)Knife (2)Pocketknife with automatically extended blade (1)Polearm (1)Projectile weapon (1)Sabre (2)short sabre (1)Sword (2)Trench knife (1)Whip (1)Introduced EraAll1550 (1)1796 (1)1807 (1)1834 (1)1839 (1)1897 (1)1906 (1)1913 (1)1940 (1)1941 (1)1942 (3)1955 (1)1964 (1)1965 (1)1984 (1)1994 (1)Service StatusAllIn Service (6)Retired (16)OperatorAllOttoman Army (1)United States Army (1)United States Marine Corps (1)United States Navy (1)Wars Used InAllAmerican Civil War (1)Chinese Civil War (1)First Indochina War (1)Franco-Prussian War (1)Gulf War (2)Iraq War (2)Korean War (3)Napoleonic Wars (1)Philippine-American War (1)Russo-Japanese War (2)Second Sino-Japanese War (1)Spanish-American War (1)Vietnam War (5)World War I (4)World War II (10)ManufacturerAllCamillus Cutlery Company (1)Izhevsk Mechanical Plant (1)NPO Novator (1)Oneida Limited (1)Smith & Wesson (1)Tactical Missiles Corporation (1)Tula Arms Plant (1)Wilkinson Sword (1)BrowseCompareSelect all 316KH4 bayonetEdged And Melee WeaponsArkansas ToothpickEdged And Melee WeaponsBallistic knifeEdged And Melee WeaponsCavalry LanceEdged And Melee WeaponsCavalry SabreEdged And Melee WeaponsEpeeEdged And Melee WeaponsFairbairn-Sykes Fighting KnifeEdged And Melee WeaponsFlyssaEdged And Melee WeaponsGuntoEdged And Melee WeaponsHook swordEdged And Melee WeaponsKa-Bar Fighting KnifeEdged And Melee WeaponsM1905 bayonetEdged And Melee WeaponsM6 bayonetEdged And Melee WeaponsM7 bayonetEdged And Melee WeaponsMark I trench knifeEdged And Melee WeaponsModel 1913 Cavalry SaberEdged And Melee WeaponsNR-40 Combat KnifeEdged And Melee WeaponsParang (knife)Edged And Melee WeaponsPatuEdged And Melee WeaponsS84/98 III bayonetEdged And Melee WeaponsSgian dubhEdged And Melee WeaponsShashkaEdged And Melee WeaponsShillelaghEdged And Melee WeaponsSjambokEdged And Melee WeaponsSlingshotEdged And Melee WeaponsSwitchbladeEdged And Melee WeaponsType 30 bayonetEdged And Melee WeaponsUnited States Marine Raider StilettoEdged And Melee WeaponsV-42 stilettoEdged And Melee WeaponsWoldoEdged And Melee WeaponsYataghanEdged And Melee WeaponsSources1. Wikipedia: Bayonettier 2WikipediaBayonet, Plug bayonets sectionQuote, Bayonet, Plug bayonets sectionThe first recorded instance of a bayonet proper is found in the Chinese military treatise, Binglu published in 1606.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.