Indian Army Bowie Bayonet Scabbard- 1960?s FAL Rifle Hand Select:No The firm of Quist moved

The firm of Quist moved their maker's marks to the rear of the helmet sometime during 1942 or 1943

Act now before they are gone

An original British Bayonet that served in both WW1

The name Bren was derived from Brno

which omitted the fire mode selector (full automatic only) and used simplified sights

Indian Army Bowie Bayonet Scabbard- 1960?s FAL Rifle Hand Select:No The firm of Quist movedOriginal Item: This scabbard will also accept the British No. 5 7 9 and L1a1 and L1A3 family of Bayonets. Surplused in Jabalpur India in 1996, this is the Indian Army issue all steel Scabbard for the Long 10" bladed Bowie Bayonet, similar to the British issue but longer. Designed for use with the then universal FAL Assault Rifle. Always more difficult to find than the bayonets, these long Bowie bayonet scabbards were kept in storage for years after