Canadian RCASC Army Service Corps Belt and Buckle

The Canadian RCASC (Royal Canadian Army Service Corps) Belt and Buckle is an authentic piece of military uniform equipment used by members of the RCASC. The Service Corps was a crucial support branch of the Canadian Army, responsible for logistics, transport, and supply operations from its establishment in 1901 until its amalgamation in 1968. The belt is typically constructed from durable webbed canvas or leather, designed for wear with the standard-issue uniform. The metal buckle features the distinctive insignia of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, usually displaying the corps badge or crest prominently at its center. This set was standard issue for non-commissioned officers and enlisted personnel and could be worn during both ceremonial and routine duties. The belt and buckle exemplify military manufacturing standards of their period and reflect the organizational history and identity of the RCASC within the Canadian Armed Forces.