WW1 Canadian CEF Ross Rifle Bayonet WITHOUT SCABBARD

The WW1 Canadian CEF Ross Rifle Bayonet WITHOUT SCABBARD is a significant military artifact originating from the time of the First World War. The Ross rifle was the standard-issue rifle for the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), making this bayonet a key accessory of its time. This specific model does not include a scabbard. Boasting a blade length of approximately 10 inches, it features the traditional straight edge leading into the pointed tip designed for close combat contexts. This version, stamped with Canadian military markings, reveals its authentic provenance. Being constructed from high-quality carbon steel, its strength and durability have stood the test of time. However, due to its age and historical significance, it is better suited as a collectable or exhibition piece rather than for practical use. This artifact serves as a tangible piece of Canadian and World War I history, sure to illuminate the experiences of soldiers during this era.