WW1 Canadian CEF Officers Leather Compass Pouch Montreal 1916

Introducing the WW1 Canadian CEF Officers Leather Compass Pouch, a rare and essential piece of history hailing from the streets of Montreal, 1916. This genuine artifact, produced over a century ago, was used by officers of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during the tumultuous times of the First World War. Crafted from robust and enduring leather, the pouch was used to protect and carry precious navigational tools, such as the battlefield compass. The leather is beautifully aged, boasting an array of marks and patinas that narrate its rich backstory. The time-honored craftsmanship shines through, testament to the period from which it originates. Procure this pivotal part of Canadian military history, and immerse yourself in the stories and events of WW1 officers who once relied upon their compass pouch in one of history’s most critical moments. This piece is a crown jewel for history aficionados and anyone with an appreciation for war antiques.