The ‘WW1 Canadian CEF Housewife 1916 Dated’ is a remarkable piece of military history, offering a poignant glimpse into the life of a soldier from over a century ago. This meticulously crafted sewing kit, colloquially known as a “housewife,” was issued to members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during World War I. It bears clear markings and a 1916 date, adding to its historical authenticity. While the exterior shows slight fading due to sun exposure, this only enhances its vintage charm and testament to its age. Such artifacts have become increasingly rare and sought-after by collectors and historians, given their crucial role in the everyday life of soldiers during the Great War. Owning this piece means preserving a small yet significant fragment of Canadian military heritage.
WW1 Canadian CEF Housewife 1916 Dated
$100.00
WW1 Canadian CEF Housewife 1916 Dated Nicely marked and dated. Slightly faded from the sun on the outside. Harder to find since its been over 100 years since it was made and used
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