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This is an excellent example of the WWII U.S. Bayonet Model 1942. It was manufactured for the the Springfield 1903 and M1 (Garand). It is marked at the ricasso with U.F.H. FOR Union Fork and Hoe, 1942. the blade is 16" in length. This is the same length as the earlier 1905 bayonet. The main...

This knife was developed for use with the floating, rubber survival rafts that were supplied to air crews and naval forces in WWII. It is manufactured by Western and was attached with a cord, to keep it from becoming lost. Please note that this knife has a wooden handle that causes the knife to...

When the M1 Carbine was first issued it was produces without a bayonet lug, as part of the barrel band. Instead, the M3 knife was issued to all who carried the carbine. These are getting difficult to find, as when the Carbines were returned for repair, later in the War, the new old barrel band...

This is an example of the WWII U.S.M.C. FIGHTING-UTILITY KNIFE: Camillus, Marked at the Ricasso. 7” Blade. Pinned Pommel. Leather-washer handle. Unsharpened. Black Leather Scabbard. Too many to show, so just offering samples. Hope you enjoy. . .