Canada, CEF. A 1914 Ross Rifle Bayonet Knife GTRexclude Gold lettering in the centrepiece

Gold lettering in the centrepiece

in recognition of the efforts to keep the principles of the nobility in Spain

circumscribed with “HANNOVERSCHER TAPFERKEIT”

"What are you going to do to evade the Japanese

and is fully encompassed by an olive-drab satin liner

Canada, CEF. A 1914 Ross Rifle Bayonet Knife GTRexclude Gold lettering in the centrepieceAn example that has been completely altered into a trench knife; Mark II, 1907 Patent, Ross Rifle Bayonet, having been sharpened and altered as was common with this type, a 25cm long magnetic steel blade, The grip consists of two wedges of walnut brown wood that are held together by a series of two horizontally mounted screws. The pommel is marked with the Canadian C Broadarrow mark, with multiple numbers, as well as Ross Rifle Co Quebec Patented 1907.