WW2 Canadian Spike Bayonet With Scabbard Chromed for Parade No 4 MK2

The WW2 Canadian Spike Bayonet with Scabbard, Chromed for Parade No 4 MK2, is a variant of the standard bayonet issued to Canadian forces during the Second World War. This model is distinguished by its chromed finish, which was typically applied for ceremonial and parade purposes rather than combat use. The bayonet features a cruciform spike blade designed primarily for thrusting, lacking a cutting edge. It is intended to fit the Lee-Enfield No. 4 rifle, a standard service rifle of British and Commonwealth forces during the war. The included scabbard is metal, conforming to the original wartime pattern, and provides secure storage for the bayonet when not in use. The No 4 MK2 spike bayonet was an evolution of earlier bayonet models, focusing on manufacturing efficiency and practicality. Chromed parade versions were commonly issued for display, inspections, and formal events within military units.