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Leather scabbard, riveted and stitched with snap clip and loop for placing over belt for Owen Mk II March 1943 bayonet. Shortened Pattern 1907 with sheet steel locket and chape secured by wire lace.
The Owen submachine gun scabbard was issued with the Owen submachine gun and bayonet to Australian Army units during the Second World War.
Bayonet for Owen Machine Gun. Fixed by a 17 mm muzzle ring and mortise slot with locking bolt which fix over the muzzle and sword bar. The scabbard is a leather shortened Pattern 1907 with sheet steel
Bayonet for Owen Sub Machine Gun. Fixed by a 17 mm muzzle ring and mortise slot with locking bolt which fix over the muzzle and sword bar. The scabbard is a leather shortened Pattern 1907 with sheet s
Bayonet for Owen Sub Machine Gun. Fixed by a 17 mm muzzle ring and mortise slot with locking bolt which fix over the muzzle and sword bar. The scabbard is a leather shortened Pattern 1907 with sheet s
The Owen Submachine Gun Bayonet was manufactured to fit the Owen Submachine Gun. The blade is single edge, single fullered on both sides with the entire blade having a blued finish. The hilt incorpora
Brown leather scabbard for an experimental Owen sub machine gun bayonet. The blade section is held together with stitching and five rivets. It has a belt loop with a press stud strap to hold the bayon
Pattern 07 (shortened) bayonet with scabbard and belt webbing. The blade has been ground down to 23cm and the scabbard modified accordingly. The manufacturer's name (Lithgow) is impressed on one side
