Australian M7 Bayonet in good condition, showing just a bit of minor wear. These were actually a US-made M7 that was custom-ordered for the Australian F88 Steyr. Instead of the usual US military markings, it’s stamped “M7” alongside the classic Aussie Broad Arrow. Other than those stamps, it’s identical to the standard US issue. It comes with its original, modified M10 sheath. Unlike the standard black US sheaths, this one is molded in light green plastic with a matching green belt loop, finished in a dark green camo pattern, and stamped with the Broad Arrow on the front. Australia sourced these from General Cutlery in Ohio and Hauser Products in Chicago, right as they were getting Buck Knives lined up for the M9 project. It was a pretty small run—only about 30,000 of these were ever made before production wrapped up in early 1991.