WW2 Canadian Army 1st Corps Sergeants Greatcoat Named Dated 1941

The WW2 Canadian Army 1st Corps Sergeants Greatcoat Named Dated 1941 is a regulation overcoat issued during the Second World War to non-commissioned officers of the Canadian 1st Corps. Constructed from heavy, dark khaki serge wool, the greatcoat features a double-breasted front with large brass or blackened buttons, wide notched lapels, and a turn-down collar designed for added warmth. Epaulettes on the shoulders denote rank and corps affiliation, while two large external pockets provide utility in the field. The interior is stamped or labeled with the original owner’s name and military details, and is dated 1941, indicating early wartime manufacture. This garment reflects standard issue Canadian Army equipment during the early war years, and would have seen use in both training and operational environments. The greatcoat’s design is consistent with British Commonwealth military outerwear of the period, prioritizing durability and weather protection for personnel.