United States. An M1905 Bayonet, By The Springfield Armory GTRexclude oxidzation mark near the wreath

oxidzation mark near the wreath at 3 o'clock

on 9 January 1942

and standard round silver bullion wires in the form of an eagle with outspread wings

He retired to civilian life and died in 1966 in South Australia

with light traces of oxidation on the frame of the enameled square

United States. An M1905 Bayonet, By The Springfield Armory GTRexclude oxidzation mark near the wreathThis sword features a 250 mm long steel blade, exhibiting a nice gray finish, magnetic, with a very sharp edge and a very sharp tip, along with a wide spine, the fuller running the full length of the blade. It is marked "S A" (Springfield Armory) above a flaming bomb insignia and marked "1907" below on the obverse ricasso, the reverse ricasso marked "US" above "203597", measuring 367 mm in length. The blade is embedded into the heavy steel crossguard