Original Korean War Era Norwegian M4 SLK Bayonet for the U.S. M1 Carbine with Vietnam U.S. M8A1 Scabbard 20th Century and is without a serial

and is without a serial number

is in fact a rarer version than the normal infantry Rifle in that it is classed as a WERNDL JEAGER RIFLE

before moving to Reading

The leather that lines the “O” ring definitely shows signs to its intended use

The top however is missing some paint around a battle damage hole in the top

Original Korean War Era Norwegian M4 SLK Bayonet for the U.S. M1 Carbine with Vietnam U.S. M8A1 Scabbard 20th Century and is without a serialOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the Post WWII Era, especially during the Korean war, the United States exported numerous small arms to allied countries around the world. This served both as a way to dispose of a massive post WWII surplus, and as a way to fight the increasing spread of Communism. One country to receive these was Norway, who received at least 98,267 M1 Carbines, beginning in the early 1950s. Many of these came without