WW1 Canadian CEF Ross Rifle Bayonet With Scabbard C Broad Arrowed Dated 1941

This item is a World War I Canadian CEF Ross Rifle Bayonet, accompanied by its original scabbard. The bayonet is marked with the Canadian Broad Arrow, denoting government property, and is dated 1941. Designed for use with the Ross rifle, which was standard issue for Canadian forces during the early years of World War I, this bayonet features a single-edged blade and a wooden grip secured by steel rivets. The scabbard is constructed from steel and leather, as consistent with official issue at the time. The date of 1941 suggests this bayonet may also have seen service during the early years of World War II, when Ross bayonets were still in circulation as secondary or reserve equipment. The clear markings and date provide reliable provenance for collectors or researchers of Canadian military equipment. This bayonet reflects typical manufacturing techniques and military standards of its period.