Description
The hilt mounts are the usual late war aluminum
This is a nice late WW2 "last ditch" issue Japanese Model 30 Arisaka rifle bayonet with straight cross guard and blade bearing arsenal markings indicating manufacture by Jinsen Arsenal in occupied Korea
with some wear through and patination on the pommel
00 by George's Dad
The soldiers used to refer to them as meaning: "SOON RUNS DRY" or "SELDOM REACHES DESTINATION"
Original U.S. WWI “Rivets are Bayonets - Drive them home!” U.S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Production Poster - 25 x 38¼” German Helmets & Hats The hilt mounts are theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This poster shows the American vision of co operation between soldiers and machinists. The soldier, surrounded by the flag, is making the same posture as the machinist. One of the most under rated designs of the entire period, eloquently showing a ship riveter at work in front of a light purple silhouette, unfurled flags and yellow background. The Emergency Fleet Corporation, organized to operate merchant ships for