WW2 Canadian Army Spats Size 3 Named C Broad Arrowed

The WW2 Canadian Army Spats Size 3 C Broad Arrowed Named are original uniform accessories issued to Canadian soldiers during the Second World War. Spats, also known as gaiters, were designed to cover the ankle and lower part of the trouser leg, providing protection against mud and debris during field operations. This pair is marked with the “Broad Arrow” stamp, indicating government acceptance and military property status. The size is denoted as 3, which refers to the manufacturer’s sizing system used during the period. The spats are constructed from durable canvas with reinforced button closures, typical of wartime manufacture. Of particular note is the presence of a service member’s identification, with a name inscribed for personalization and accountability. Such items were commonly issued as part of the standard battledress ensemble. These spats are representative of the equipment used by Canadian forces and reflect the practical clothing adaptations of the era.