WW1 Canadian CEF Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer’s Sword With Scabbard Distributor Scully

The WW1 Canadian CEF Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer’s Sword With Scabbard, distributed by Scully, is a historical edged weapon used by Canadian officers during the First World War. Modeled on the British 1897 Infantry Sword pattern, it features a straight, single-edged steel blade measuring approximately 32–33 inches, etched with distinctive regimental motifs and Canadian Expeditionary Force insignia. The hilt is composed of a nickel-plated three-quarter basket guard patterned with a floral motif, providing hand protection, and a chequered backstrap grip, typically made from sharkskin, for secure handling. The sword comes with its original scabbard, constructed of steel and designed for field durability. Scully, a prominent Canadian military outfitter based in Montreal, served as a distributor for officers’ dress and field equipment during the early 20th century. This sword represents a standard-issue sidearm for Canadian infantry officers, combining British military tradition with Canadian service