Here are both variations of captured Dutch bayonets modified by the Japanese. Basically one is marked on blade & other isn't. There are some additional scabbard variation as seen in Ray LaBar's excellent book on Japsnese bayonets
Captured Dutch Bayonets Modified by Japanese
Here are both variations of captured Dutch bayonets modified by the Japanese. Basically one is marked on blade & other isn't. There are some additional scabbard variation as seen in Ray LaBar's excellent book on Japsnese bayonets
Very interesting bayonets!....
If you trade one :-) i 'm here
Nice!
These are very interesting!
Nice Jareth! Thanks for showing. Always learn something when you post!
If you are off Dec 15th, there is the show at Freeport!
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Great examples Jareth, thanks for showing!
Regards
Russ
This is a first time seeing one of these. I didn't know about the use of modified bayonets by the Japanese.
Thank you Sir!
Semper Fi
Phil
Something new to look for at gun shows! Thanks for posting.
That's definitely a new animal for me! Thanks for sharing!
G.
I saw one for sale with a dealer in NZ recently. He didn't realize it was a reworked Dutch bayonet.
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