Collection

Battledress for a Sergeant within the Queen's Own Rifles - 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. The regiment landed June 6 1944 in Normandy during D-day.

Battledress Queen's Own Rifles

Battledress tunic of the Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical Engineers - 1st Canadian Infantry Division. The tunic is dated 1944. size 10.

Original Canadian Battledress with beret of the Hastings & Prince Edward Regiment. The beret and tunic are in good condition. Liberation of the Netherlands.

Has two modification which were periodically done, extra closers on top and lower part of the tunic. The insignia are alle embroidered.

The tunic has printed/canvas 8LAA-RCA titles, CANADA titles and division patches with embroidered Corporal chevrons and overseas stripes.

Original Canadian Battledress and beret of the 4th Light-Anti-Aircraft  Royal Canadian Artillery. S&G Clothing Co. Ltd. and early dated 1942 - size 10.

Canadian battledress tunic of the 6 Field Regiment RCA-2nd Canadian Infantry Division. Dated 1943 with Army Number C-945.

The tunic has printed/canvas 8LAA-RCA titles, CANADA titles and division patches with embroidered Corporal chevrons and overseas stripes.

British WW2 Battledress of the KIng's Own Scottish Borderers, part of the 3rd Division. This is a 1940 pattern battledress, size 3.

The tunic bears printed/canvas shoulder titles, CANADA titles and division patches. Embroidered Corporal chevrons and four years overseas stripes.

Battledress tunic of Company Sergeant Major R. Hess. He was an officer with the Queen's Own Rifles - 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. CSM R. Hess landed June 6 1944 in Normandy.