WW2 Canadian RCEME Battledress Jacket Size 2 Dated 1945 Named

This is an original Second World War Canadian RCEME (Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) battledress jacket, dated 1945. The jacket is a size 2 and is named to its original owner, providing a direct link to its wartime use. Constructed from khaki wool serge, the battledress jacket follows the standard Canadian pattern issued during the conflict. Features include button front closure, pleated chest pockets with concealed buttons, and reinforced elbows. The internal markings indicate the 1945 manufacturing date, size, and maker’s details. The RCEME shoulder titles are stitched to each sleeve, denoting service within the technical and engineering corps responsible for maintaining and repairing military vehicles and equipment. This jacket reflects the standard-issue design, materials, and insignia used by Canadian Army personnel assigned to RCEME during late-stage WWII operations. The original naming further enhances its research potential for collectors and historians interested in Canadian Army service dress of this era.