Canada, C.E.F. A Ross Rifle Bayonet, Mark II, Patent 1907, c. 1916 Republic of Since the 1950s it was

Since the 1950s it was simply known as “the Reibert”

the reverse with a screw and backplate with threaded padding

non-matching but extremely similar

" (Whitehead & Hoag) on the reverse of both the medal and the hanger)

(Miniaturkette der Ritter des FJO)

Canada, C.E.F. A Ross Rifle Bayonet, Mark II, Patent 1907, c. 1916 Republic of Since the 1950s it wasA Mark II, 1907 Patent, Ross Rifle Bayonet, measuring 408 mm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 255 mm long magnetic steel blade, demonstrating a modified, hand ground tip with a very sharp blade. The ricasso is unmarked on the obverse and reverse, with an intact short quillion and full muzzle ring. The grip consists of two wedges of walnut brown wood that are held together by a series of two horizontally mounted screws.