Original Dutch WWI M1895 Mannlicher Carbine No.1 New Model Dagger Bayonet with Scabbard British Holsters These examples appear to be

These examples appear to be WWI period

toward Eply

- Civil Gliding Club Class "A" Segelflieger-Abzeichen (Glider Pilot Badge)

which remains an important part of the force's responsibility

the submarine found no worthwhile targets and returned to Fremantle from a disappointing patrol on 16 July

Original Dutch WWI M1895 Mannlicher Carbine No.1 New Model Dagger Bayonet with Scabbard British Holsters These examples appear to beOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the First World war, the Dutch armed forces issued a bayonet to be mounted on the Carbine No. 1 Old Model. The reason behind this was that the Cavalry of other countries were also being issued bayonets. When the Dutch Cavalry and Mobile Artillery replaced their No. 1 Old Model Carbine for the No. 1 New Model Carbine, they also changed their converted Beaumont bayonets for a brand new type M1895 carbine