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(1906 issue)

Canada, CEF. A 1914 Ross Rifle Bayonet Knife GTRexclude while an additional band ofAn 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.