WW1 Canadian CEF Leather Saddle Auxiliary Loop C Broad Arrow 3

The “WW1 Canadian CEF Leather Saddle Auxiliary Loop C Broad Arrow 3” is a historically significant piece of military equipment used during World War I by members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF). Crafted from durable leather, this auxiliary loop was an integral part of a soldier’s saddle, designed to secure additional gear and supplies. The “C” designation and the Broad Arrow mark, a symbol used to denote British and Commonwealth military property, ensure the authenticity and national origin of the item. The number “3” may indicate a specific model or production batch, reflecting its systematic classification. This piece not only represents the practical needs of wartime logistics but also stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into equipping military forces of the era. Collectors and historians alike value such artifacts for the insights they provide into the daily lives of soldiers and the operational history of the Canadian forces during the Great War.