WW1 Canadian Pattern 1907 Regimentally Marked Ross Rifle Bayonet -95th Saskatchewan Rifles Regiment

For use with the Canadian Ross Model 1907 service rifle chambered in . 303 British. Measuring 14 3/4 inches in total length with a 10 inch unaltered blade with  a steel cross guard and 2 piece wood panel grips that are proof marked to both sides, and number stamped to the right wood grip panel. Working release button in place. Proof marked to the spine between the grips. Marked to one side of the pommel, Ross Rifle Co. Quebec, Patented 1907, and marked to the opposite side with a Canadian C-Broadarrow, with an "08" date stamp, and an issue date of 2-10 along with a single proof mark. Underside of the pommel is regimentally marked, "95 S.R." (95th Saskatchewan Rifles" with the stamp "W9-10" above, and marked with the letter "F" and the number "34" below.  Back of the C-Broadarrow marked leather scabbard is also marked in a similar manner. Both the blade and scabbard are in excellent untouched condition. Rare to find a Ross bayonet marked to this regiment. SKU: 59831