BRITISH SPIKE BAYONET FROG & CANADIAN 1952 FROG
$14.95
BRITISH SPIKE BAYONET FROG & CANADIAN 1952 FROG – ORIGINAL
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Description
British Korean war kaki spike Bayonet Frog and Canadian 1951 Pattern No. 4 Mk I Bayonet Frog dated 1952.
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