WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers Pants Size 11 Dated 1941 C Broad Arrowed

WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers, Size 11, dated 1941, are a standard issue component of Canadian military uniform from the Second World War. Manufactured in 1941, these wool trousers feature the distinctive “C Broad Arrow” marking, which identifies them as Canadian government property. The battledress trousers were part of the Service Dress issued to Canadian forces, designed for both field and parade use. Size 11 is a designated size specification, and original labeling is typically present to indicate sizing and contract details. The trousers are constructed from durable khaki wool serge with reinforced seat and knee areas. They are equipped with front pockets, a concealed button fly, belt loops, and rear pocket. Adjustable waist tabs allow for a customized fit. These pants represent the typical battledress worn by Canadian servicemen during the early 1940s and are notable for their historical significance and authentic period manufacture.