WW2 Canadian Army Duffle Bag Signals Named 26″ X 18″

This World War II Canadian Army duffle bag measures approximately 26 inches by 18 inches and was issued to personnel serving in the Signals Corps. Constructed from heavy-duty canvas, the bag features reinforced stitching and metal grommets for the drawstring closure. The exterior is marked with nomenclature and a service number, providing insight into its original owner. Designed to transport personal gear and equipment, this type of duffle bag was standard issue for Canadian soldiers during the conflict. The Signals designation indicates it was used by members of the corps responsible for military communications. Signs of period wear, such as fading, minor stains, and abrasions, reflect its service history. This duffle bag represents a typical utility item carried by Canadian Army personnel during the Second World War, illustrating the practical aspects of daily life for soldiers assigned to communications duties.