Soldier’s dagger of the 1907 model, known as the ‘bebut’, manufactured in 1912 at the Zlatoust Arms Factory. The characteristic curved blade and recognizable silhouette make this specimen of cold steel one of the most interesting items in the history of weapons of the Russian Imperial Army.

The Zlatoust Arms Factory, which was one of the leading manufacturers of cold steel weapons in the Russian Empire, produced bebuts for army use in accordance with approved standards. The manufacturer’s mark confirms the authenticity and provenance of this specimen.

Particular collector’s value is represented by the presence of matching serial numbers on the weapon’s components. The coincidence of numbers testifies to the preservation of the complete set in its original configuration and significantly enhances the significance of this item for collectors of military antiques from the late Russian Imperial period.