Original Cold War Era Polish 1956 Fighting Knife by the Polish Radom factory - Matching Numbers A12113 Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly - Japanese WWII Arisaka Type

- Japanese WWII Arisaka Type 30 Bayonet with Steel Scabbard

Most likely this liner was in arsenal storage and then fit to the helmet when it was made

One of the jumps was made over Los Banos Prison Camp

Next the 161st attacked Japanese forces at river crossings and moved on to Doma Cove on February 8

The ricasso is marked with the Austrian Imperial Eagle

Original Cold War Era Polish 1956 Fighting Knife by the Polish Radom factory - Matching Numbers A12113 Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly - Japanese WWII Arisaka TypeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a Cold War era Polish fighting knife produced at Fabryka Broni "ucznik" Radom, Poland. The maker's stamp is an oval with the number 11 in the center, with the date 1956 beneath it and can be seen on the ricasso. On the opposite side of the ricasso is the blade's serial number which is A12113 and matches the number stamped on the face of the scabbard. This knife was issued to airborne