WW1 Canadian CEF Boot Brush 24th Battlaion C Broad Arrowed

This WW1 Canadian CEF Boot Brush is an original military-issue item attributed to the 24th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF). The brush features the distinctive C Broad Arrow stamp, denoting Crown property and official Canadian military provenance during the First World War. Constructed with a sturdy wooden handle and natural bristles, it was issued to soldiers for the essential maintenance of their footwear as part of equipment standards in the trenches. The 24th Battalion, also known as the Victoria Rifles of Canada, served on the Western Front, and items marked to specific battalions are increasingly scarce. The brush displays typical signs of field use and carries period markings consistent with wartime stores. Such artifacts provide tangible evidence of daily routines and personal kit among Canadian forces during WW1 and are of interest for collections emphasizing Allied equipment, unit-marked gear, or Canadian military history.