WW1 Canadian CEF Housewife 1915 Dated With Contents

This title refers to a WW1 Canadian CEF Housewife, which is a small, portable sewing kit, dated back to 1915. The kit was issued to the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) soldiers during World War 1 for them to mend their uniforms and repair their gear. The term ‘housewife’ was used in the military to describe these essential kits. The particularity of this item is that it still contains its original contents, making it a rare relic of wartime history. This item provides a tangible connection to the past, offering insight into the daily lives of Canadian soldiers during the challenging times of the first World War. It is a valuable piece for collectors and history enthusiasts, especially those interested in military memorabilia.