Original German M-1871 Mauser "Walking Out" Parade Dress Bayonet with Scabbard Ordnance in the year 1938

in the year 1938

so at the beginning of WWII

WWI - Excellent condition heavy wool four pocket tunic with cotton lining and 498th Aero Squadron insignia on left shoulder

This is standard Imperial Japanese Army aluminum WW2 canteen that was captured by an American Marine Corps member during WWII

This example is a very upmarket version

Original German M-1871 Mauser "Walking Out" Parade Dress Bayonet with Scabbard Ordnance in the year 1938Original Item: Only One Available. Commonly referred to as a "walking out" Bayonet, this edged weapon was never designed to actually fit on any rifle even the Mauser 1871 model after which it is named. This is a lovely Dress or Parade Bayonet, worn only on ceremonial occasions and when going on leave. These usually have a higher quality finish than the issue M 71 Bayonet, and this example did indeed at one time have lovely etching on the blade,