Original U.S. Cold War Haitian Contract M6 Bayonet for the M14 Rifle With M8A1 Scabbard By A. Eickhorn-Solingen (AES) In West Germany - Marked FAD’H “Forces Armées d'Haiti” French Antique Guns indicating it was probably exported

indicating it was probably exported post war for the collector market

indicating light usage

The star shows that the person who wore this uniform

The flat cap is faded and has holes but it is in wonderful condition

and still shows some of this finish

Original U.S. Cold War Haitian Contract M6 Bayonet for the M14 Rifle With M8A1 Scabbard By A. Eickhorn-Solingen (AES) In West Germany - Marked FAD’H “Forces Armées d'Haiti” French Antique Guns indicating it was probably exportedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of the American M6 bayonet, which was designed to fit onto the M14 Battle Rifle. The M14 was a rifle that was widely used by the U. S. military as its standard issue rifle from 1957 onwards. It was the successor to the M1 Garand rifle, which had been in service with the U. S. Army since 1936. The M14 was chambered for the 7. 6251mm NATO cartridge and was renowned for its accuracy and