WW1 Canadian CEF CFA 46th Battery A Soldiers Diary Dated 1915

This item is an original World War I diary attributed to a soldier of the 46th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery (CFA), Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), dated 1915. The diary provides first-hand documentation, primarily handwritten, reflecting the daily activities, movements, and personal observations of its author during the early years of Canada’s involvement in the conflict. The 46th Battery, part of the CEF’s artillery units, played a significant role in supporting infantry operations on the Western Front. Entries may include references to training, life in military camps, transport to Europe, and, potentially, early combat experiences. The diary’s entries serve as a primary source for understanding the perspectives of Canadian soldiers during World War I. The item typically features a period-appropriate cover and paper, with signs of age and contemporary ink. It offers context and detail that contribute to the historical record of Canadian military operations and the experiences of individual soldiers during this period.