This piece is a fascinating relic from World War II: a Canadian Army Signalling Lamp, specifically designed for short-range communication. Encased in its original box, it serves as a testament to the critical role of communication in military operations. The lamp is a modest, yet integral, piece of equipment used by Canadian forces to transmit messages in the cover of darkness or inclement weather. The signals, transmitted through light patterns, were encoded to maintain secrecy. The sturdy, utilitarian design of the lamp reveals the practical considerations of war-time engineering. Despite its age, the lamp has been well-preserved, with its components intact, offering a valuable glimpse into the past. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a military collector, or someone who appreciates unique artifacts, this WW2 Canadian Army Signalling Lamp is an intriguing piece of history that takes you back to the intensity of war-time communications.
































