WW2 Canadian Army Peak Cap Hat Size 7 Dated 1941 Missing Chin Strap

This is an original World War II Canadian Army Peak Cap, size 7, dated 1941. The cap features the standard peaked visor design used by the Canadian Armed Forces during the period. Constructed from khaki wool, it has a darkened leather sweatband and a fabric lining that bears a clear 1941 date stamp. The front of the cap is fitted with a badge mount, characteristic of service dress headgear, though the specific unit insignia is not included. The cap is missing its chin strap, a detail which is noted for completeness. Minor wear consistent with age and service is present. Such caps were typically issued to ranking non-commissioned officers and officers and were part of the standard uniform for formal and everyday military duties. This example illustrates the materials and construction typical of Canadian military headwear produced during the early wartime years.