Canada, Cef. A 1914 Ross Rifle Bayonet Auction "The Old Breed" was the

"The Old Breed" was the unit chosen to lead the Inchon landing on September 15

bearing an etched membership code and date of “23

the second inscribed "Dox" on the reverse

the reverse with a barrel hinge and horizontal tapering pinback meeting a round wire catch

this time posted to the 3rd Brigade

Canada, Cef. A 1914 Ross Rifle Bayonet Auction "The Old Breed" was theThis bayonet features a 252 mm long steel blade, with an extremely sharp edge and tip, unmarked on the ricasso, embedded into the heavy steel crossguard that is designed with a ring at one end for placement upon the barrel of a rifle, with wooden plates embedded onto either side of the handle and held in place via two large screws, the steel portion of the handle marked on the upper edge with a crown above "3" and a crown above "8", along with being