WW2 US Army Garand Bayonet With Scabbard Dated 1945 Sharpened

The WW2 US Army Garand Bayonet with Scabbard, dated 1945, is a military edged weapon designed for use with the M1 Garand rifle. This bayonet features a single-edged, sharpened steel blade, measuring approximately 10 inches in length, consistent with the patterns issued toward the end of the Second World War. The hilt is constructed with ribbed black plastic grips secured by two screws, and it includes a steel crossguard and pommel with a release mechanism for attachment to the rifle. The accompanying scabbard is made of olive drab-finished fiberglass with a steel throat and belt hooks, reflecting the standard issue design of the period. Bayonets dated 1945 represent late-war production, and their utilitarian construction was intended to meet wartime demands. Items of this type were issued widely to U.S. Army personnel and saw use in both the European and Pacific theaters of World War II.