Original U.S. Seminole War Era 1816 Springfield Socket Bayonet Marked U.S. Japanese Marines The photographs provide detailed views

The photographs provide detailed views of early U

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the regiment moved to St Barbara Barracks at Fallingbostel in 1993 from where it deployed units to Bosnia in 1994 and to Macedonia and Kosovo in 1999

The Commemorative Air Force (CAF)

The sweatband indicates manufacture by Bailey’s

Original U.S. Seminole War Era 1816 Springfield Socket Bayonet Marked U.S. Japanese Marines The photographs provide detailed viewsOriginal Item. Only One Available. Model 1816 Bayonets were the true predecessor to the Model 1855 series bayonet. They are typically American in design, in that they do not have a blade "shoulder." They have deep side fullers (forming a "T" in cross section) with a top face flute (or fuller) that runs almost the full length of the blade (about 16 3 4'); the standard Model 1816 has a top face flute of about 9" nominally. These are attached by fitting