Original U.S. Korean War Era U.S.J. Japanese Made M4 Bayonet for the M1 Carbine with M8 Scabbard Antique Remingtons The Red Ensign bearing some

The Red Ensign bearing some sort of a Canadian emblem was used by Canadians both on land and at sea beginning as early as 1868 (soon after Confederation) on an informal or extra-legal basis

just a few short minutes before the first wave of assault troops dashed onto the enemy shore

Both aircraft completed 70 percent of all missions and had an in-commission rate of 84 percent

and on June 12

The top of the octagon barrel is still stamped:

Original U.S. Korean War Era U.S.J. Japanese Made M4 Bayonet for the M1 Carbine with M8 Scabbard Antique Remingtons The Red Ensign bearing someOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is something rather interesting, which we have not had before. At first glance, we assumed this was a typical U. S. Made M4 bayonet, with a WWII Period stacked leather grip. However, it is not marked as it should be, so we assumed it was a Korean made example. However further inspection showed a faint U. S. J. M4 S. I. stamped on the crossguard, so this is definitely a Japanese Made M4 Bayonet for the M1 and M2