WW2 Canadian Patrol Blue Highland Cutaway 1940 Dated Named Lt H Paton

This artifact is a distinguished example of World War II militaria, specifically a WW2 Canadian Patrol Blue Highland Cutaway, dated 1940, linked to Lieutenant H. Paton. The uniform jacket, crafted in a handsome blue fabric, reflects the Highland regalia style, tailored with a cutaway front that was typical for formal and ceremonial use among Canadian forces. It features precise and meticulous workmanship, marked by its military history and heritage. Measuring approximately 40 inches in chest size, the piece is not only indicative of the structural and aesthetic standards of the time but also bears personal historical significance through its association with Lt. H. Paton. The 1940 date embeds the jacket deeply within the context of World War II, offering insight into the clothing and customs of Canadian military officers during a pivotal era in world history. This garment stands as an evocative reminder of the valor and discipline of those who served.