WW1 Canadian CEF Ross Rifle Butcher Bayonet With Leather Scabbard Dated 1907

The WW1 Canadian CEF Ross Rifle Butcher Bayonet with Leather Scabbard, dated 1907, is an edged military artifact issued to members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War. Designed for use with the Ross rifle, this bayonet features a broad, single-edged blade commonly referred to as a “butcher” style due to its shape and profile. The blade bears clear manufacturing markings, including the date “1907,” reflecting its production period. The accompanying scabbard is constructed from leather with metal fittings, typical of Canadian military issue and designed to securely house the bayonet for field use. These bayonets were standard issue at the onset of the war and commonly saw use in trench combat and as utility tools. This item represents a significant piece of Canadian military equipment from the early 20th century and provides valuable insight into the weapons and gear utilized by Canadian forces during WW1.