WW1 Canadian CEF Holdall Made In Berlin Ontario C Broad Arrow Stamped

The WW1 Canadian CEF Holdall is a remarkable artifact from the Great War, crafted in Berlin, Ontario, now known as Kitchener. This meticulously designed holdall was a vital piece of equipment for soldiers in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), offering durability and practicality on the battlefield. The holdall is notably stamped with the “C Broad Arrow,” an iconic mark signifying Canadian military property. This historical piece provides a tangible connection to Canada’s military heritage, reflecting the craftsmanship and logistical efforts that supported the Canadian troops during WW1. Its provenance from Berlin, Ontario, adds a unique layer of historical significance, as the town was renamed Kitchener in 1916, amidst the war. Owning this holdall not only brings a piece of WW1 history to life but also commemorates the contributions of the brave Canadian soldiers who served with distinction.