Blouse, Battledress, 1939 Pattern, Canadian, Sergeant, Royal Canadian Artillery, Size 8, 1945
€695.00
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Nice genuine WWII Canadian battledress blouse, 1939 Pattern.
Manufactured by Master Craft Uniform Co. Reg'din Quebec City, Provice of Quebec and dated March 1945. Size 8.
The present jacket, of the type intended for other ranks, features the following cloth insignia: 'Canada' nationality shoulder titles, Royal Canadian Artillery titles, II Canadian Corps insignia, Sergeant rank stripes with artillery badge, service chevrons on the lower right sleeve (six years of service, including one year before September 9, 1939), General Service badge on the left sleeve, and medal ribbons (1939-1945 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, and Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Clasp).
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