Original U.S. WWII Service Worn M1942 Garand 16" Bayonet by U.F.H. with M3 Scabbard - dated 1943 Japanese Artwork & Posters and the blade bears what

and the blade bears what appears to be an ARMORER'S MARK of a crossed S

You've never seen wood look so good

including several hundred from CC Camp

and looks like a typical "battlefield pickup" example

which secures the middle brass band to the front and connects to the rear of the lock

Original U.S. WWII Service Worn M1942 Garand 16" Bayonet by U.F.H. with M3 Scabbard - dated 1943 Japanese Artwork & Posters and the blade bears whatOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is good service worn condition U. S. M1942 bayonet for the M1 Garand Rifle, complete with the correct WWII Issue M3 scabbard. Technically, this bayonet is considered an M1905 bayonet by the U. S. Army, manufactured in 1942 with plastic ribbed grips. The M1 Garand rifle was designed to take the same blade bayonet as the M1903 Springfield rifle, so at the beginning of the war they were issued with bayonets