WW1 Canadian CEF 29th Battalion Service No. Marked Wash Roll C Broad Arrow

The “WW1 Canadian CEF 29th Battalion Service No. Marked Wash Roll C Broad Arrow” is a historically significant artifact from the First World War. This wash roll, used by soldiers to store personal hygiene items, bears the service number of a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) 29th Battalion. The presence of the “C Broad Arrow” marking indicates its official issue by the Canadian military. The 29th Battalion, known as the ‘Tobin’s Tigers,’ was renowned for its bravery and played a pivotal role in various key battles. Collectors and historians highly value such items for their historical connection and tangible representation of the daily life of soldiers during WW1. This wash roll not only symbolizes the personal story of the soldier to whom it was issued but also serves as a poignant reminder of Canada’s contributions and sacrifices in the Great War.