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The Canadian Army 1 Bar Service Stripe is an insignia awarded to members of the Canadian Army to denote one year of overseas service during periods of war. Typically worn on the lower sleeve of the uniform, the stripe consists of a simple horizontal bar, often rendered in gold or khaki-coloured thread, and is sewn onto the uniform’s left sleeve. The design and placement adhere to established military dress regulations, ensuring standardized appearance across the ranks. Service stripes have been utilized by Commonwealth armies to recognize the duration of front-line or active theater service and serve as a visual representation of the wearer’s commitment and experience. This form of recognition first became common during the First World War and continued in use through subsequent conflicts. The single stripe is part of a progression, with additional bars indicating further years of service. The item is of interest for collectors and historians studying Canadian military uniforms and medals.
Canadian Army 1 Bar Service Stripe
$5.00
The Canadian Army 1 Bar Service Stripe is a military insignia awarded to personnel to denote a specific period of service. Typically sewn onto the lower sleeve of a dress uniform, the stripe consists of a single embroidered bar, often in gold or red thread, depending on the uniform regulations of the era. This stripe generally signifies two years of service in the Canadian Army, although regulations regarding eligibility and wear have
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