Original Japanese WWII Early Arisaka Type 30 Hooked Quillon Bayonet by Kokura Arsenal with Scabbard & Frog Category_Spade Grip Assembly Most likely assembled using a

Most likely assembled using a British "Trade" Lock

so that once the key is removed there is no way to open the shackle

the back of the cylinder

The head screws 80% of the way onto the shaft and is totally secure but does not screw all the way down due to corrosion inside the head screw threads

Original Japanese WWII Early Arisaka Type 30 Hooked Quillon Bayonet by Kokura Arsenal with Scabbard & Frog Category_Spade Grip Assembly Most likely assembled using aOriginal Item: Only One Item Available. This is an excellent condition, possibly unissued WWII issue Japanese Model 30 Arisaka rifle bayonet manufactured by Kokura Arsenal in the Kysh Island of Japan. It may even be possible that it was manufactured at the Imperial Japanese Army Tokyo Arsenal, which used the same maker mark, however the high serial number on the pommel indicates it was most likely made at Kokura. It is the earliest pattern with a