Strange Grip Panels on M38 Folding Bayo Help Please

[Rescue190]

I picked up a good condition Italian M1938 folding bayonet with correct scabbard. No numbers stamped anywhere. The grip panels do not have any screws to hold them on; appears glued on. I have seen these before without explanation but I assume it is a Bubba job. Looking inside I can only see one threaded hole on each side when I would expect to see two. Does not appear to be a reproduction item IMO. The material and craftsmanship of the wood grips is on par with production, minus the screws of course. Has anyone run across these before besides a Bubba project? Does anyone have a resource for 4 grip screws if I chose to restore correctly? All opinions are appreciated. I am really not offendable, but I am deplorable.
John

[UK Cousin]

Hey John, did some digging last night and it may be a tough order to find original screws. I even checked my carcano rifles for any matching screws but came up with nothing. I'm thinking your best bet it to try and find another bayonet with a crappy blade.

[Rescue190]

Thank you for the reply and efforts. Much appreciated. I assumed this was not correct.
John

[UK Cousin]

Posted the screw size in case you found some on your own. Thought that even perhaps they may have been mass produced for other Italian equipment but I can't find any.