Original Rare Japanese WWII Early SNLF Marine Issue Arisaka Type 30 Bayonet by Kokura with Scabbard U.S. Navy so they do not lock

so they do not lock securely

the "City of Blades" in Western Germany

This indicates 1864 manufacture in the weapons factories of the legendary Sword-Making city of Toledo

the 60th Infantry continued its victorious ways

This is a wonderful clean and crisp album with over 150 photos that appear to belong to a Heer (Army) Non-Commissioned Officer

Original Rare Japanese WWII Early SNLF Marine Issue Arisaka Type 30 Bayonet by Kokura with Scabbard U.S. Navy so they do not lockOriginal Item: Only One Item Available. These are extremely rare, and this is the only example that we have ever had! At first glance this looks like a very good condition WWII issue First Pattern Japanese Model 30 Arisaka rifle bayonet with a hooked quillon cross guard, complete with its steel scabbard. The bayonet bears the arsenal markings of Kokura Arsenal in the Kysh Island of Japan, one of the major manufacturers of this type of bayonet.