Original Japanese Late WWII Arisaka Type 30 Last Ditch Bayonet with Wood Scabbard by Unknown Company Under Kokura Supervision MG 42 585:1 reduction ratio of the

585:1 reduction ratio of the H

They then moved into the highlands region of the island and engaged the enemy in fighting that was often cave-to-cave

but does not look to have been fully refinished at arsenal

Colonial troops were starting to get their moutarde (khaki) uniforms during this period so covers were made in this brown color

Original Japanese Late WWII Arisaka Type 30 Last Ditch Bayonet with Wood Scabbard by Unknown Company Under Kokura Supervision MG 42 585:1 reduction ratio of theOriginal Item: Only One Item Available. 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 an Unknown Company Under Kokura Supervision. This bayonet is of the Later War design, with a straight quillon, with the final style flat sided rectangular pommel. The rivet retained wooden grip is contoured and does not wrap around the tang. The