WW2 Canadian Army Dog Tags X 3 16th Field Ambulance

This lot consists of three original World War II Canadian Army dog tags associated with the 16th Field Ambulance unit. The set includes two fibre (compressed vulcanized fiber) tags and one metal tag, as was common issue in the Canadian forces during the period. Each tag bears the stamped service number, name, religion, and unit information of the soldier to whom they were assigned. The 16th Field Ambulance was a part of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, providing frontline medical support during the conflict. These tags served as essential identification for personnel during operations and are representative of Canadian military practices during World War II. The collection offers primary source material for those studying Canadian military history, medical services in wartime, or personal stories of service members. Wear, patina, and surface marks consistent with age and use are present, reflecting the artifacts’ operational context.