WW1 Canadian CEF 7 CFA Saw In Leather Case C Broad Arrowed Dated 1916

This WW1 Canadian CEF 7th Canadian Field Artillery (7 CFA) saw is accompanied by its original leather case. The saw blade is clearly marked with the Broad Arrow stamp and bears the date 1916, indicating official government issue during the First World War. Such saws were standard equipment for Canadian Expeditionary Force artillery units, used for clearing brush, constructing gun emplacements, and various field engineering tasks. The heavy leather case is designed for durability and protection during transport, and typically features belt loops or attachments for field use. The “C” Broad Arrow marking identifies it as Canadian military property. Items like this saw are notable for their role in the daily operations and logistics of Canadian forces on the Western Front. The 1916 date signifies wartime manufacture, reflecting both the increased demand for equipment and the evolution of military gear during the conflict. Condition is consistent with period use and age.