Original British SA80 L3A1 Bowie Bladed Bayonet in Parade Scabbard Russian Flags Despite arriving in Nepal just

Despite arriving in Nepal just before WW2 it appears these never left the mountain kingdom during the conflict and as a result have remained in remarkably good condition retaining most original finish etc

These two chains are attached to an aluminum snap clip

commonly referred to a the India Pattern because it was a virtual copy of the British East India Company's 1771 Windus Flintlock musket that used a 39" barrel

There are no other markings on the gun

a trade organisation of charter and cargo carriers

Original British SA80 L3A1 Bowie Bladed Bayonet in Parade Scabbard Russian Flags Despite arriving in Nepal justOriginal Item: Only One Available. These bayonets were intended to serve as the "Every man Tool", and were designed to work with the 5. 56 mm. NATO caliber SA80 family of assault rifles. The first pattern scabbard was designed to work as a folding saw, wire cutters, etc. This was unfortunately not a success, and consequently the next run of bayonets were issued with a "stripped" Scabbard, which fitted into a carrier. This example however comes in a