WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers Pants Size 12 Dated 1945

WW2 Canadian Army Battledress Trousers, Size 12, Dated 1945, are standard-issue military uniform trousers worn by Canadian forces during the final phase of the Second World War. Manufactured from heavy wool serge, these trousers are designed for durability and warmth in variable field conditions. The construction features a button fly, reinforced seat and knees, and adjustable ankle tabs to ensure a secure fit with military-issue boots. Multiple pockets, including a map pocket on the left leg and two front slash pockets, provide practical storage options for field use. The interior label displays the official military size designation “12” and a clear manufacture date of 1945, placing them within the historical context of late-war Canadian military equipment. These battledress trousers reflect the standardization of Allied combat uniforms and are representative of the garments supplied to Canadian infantry and support personnel in the European theater during this period.