A Rare Wwi Canadian Sanderson Quillon Bayonet GTRexclude removed awards were likely gold

removed awards were likely gold

arrived in the United Kingdom on the 19th and was sent to Bournemouth

blue wool behind the "RFC" insignia and the "Royal Flying Corps" ribbon banner

Accompanied by copies of research papers

covering the period November 1

A Rare Wwi Canadian Sanderson Quillon Bayonet GTRexclude removed awards were likely goldA Rare WWI Canadian Sanderson Quillon Bayonet Steel blade features a very sharp blade and tip, with fullers on both sides, measures 23 mm x 430 mm, marked with a crown above above "E. R.", version dated "1907", inspection dated "9 '08" (September 1908) and maker marked "SANDERSON" on one side of the ricasso, marked with the Broad Arrow government acceptance stamp, an "X" bend mark and three crown above individual inspector number "35" and "E"