The Canadian Forces FN C1 Bayonet with Scabbard, dated 1957, is a military-issue edged weapon designed for use with the FN C1 rifle, the Canadian variant of the FN FAL battle rifle. This bayonet features a single-edged, fullered blade typically measuring approximately 7.8 inches in length. The handle is constructed from steel with distinct horizontal grooves to provide a secure grip. The crossguard incorporates a muzzle ring and a simple straight quillon. Each bayonet is stamped with a date and relevant markings to indicate its year of manufacture and origin, in this case, 1957. The accompanying scabbard is made of steel with a blued finish and includes an integral belt attachment clip for secure carry. Bayonets such as this were standard issue for Canadian troops throughout the Cold War period and reflect the transition from earlier designs to more modern, utilitarian military equipment. This item is representative of Canadian military gear from the mid-20th century.

















