WW1 Canadian CEF 38th Battalion Officers Photograph Named 8″ X 6″

This 8″ x 6″ photograph features officers of the 38th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), during the First World War. The image includes individually named personnel, offering specific identification of those depicted. The 38th Battalion, authorized in 1914, was part of Canada’s contribution to the British Empire’s efforts on the Western Front and saw active service in France and Flanders. The photograph provides valuable visual documentation of the officers’ uniforms, insignia, and period-appropriate details, as well as the interpersonal composition typical of battalion-level portraiture during the era. As an original print from this period, the photograph offers insight into the appearance and organization of the CEF’s officer ranks. Its named format can assist researchers, collectors, or family historians in connecting specific individuals to Canadian military history. This item is relevant to those studying Canadian participation in WWI, military leadership structure, or period photographic practices.