WW1 Canadian CEF Khaki Glengarry Size 6 7/8 Dated 1916 C Broad Arrowed

The WW1 Canadian CEF Khaki Glengarry, size 6 7/8, is a period military headwear issued to members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War. This particular example is dated 1916 and features the broad arrow mark, indicating official British or Commonwealth military acceptance. Constructed from khaki wool, the Glengarry is a traditional Scottish cap, adopted by various Canadian regiments for use in the field. Its compact, bandeau-style design includes black silk or cotton headband edging and a tailored peak at the front. The internal lining is marked with size numeral 6 7/8, and period manufacturing details are present. Khaki Glengarries were commonly worn by Canadian soldiers for both dress and service wear during the Great War period, reflecting the blending of British and Canadian military traditions. Such headgear forms an important aspect of early 20th-century Canadian military uniform history.