WW2 Canadian Battle Blouse- Dated 1943- R.A.S.C. with Aldershot District Insignia.

An Excellent example of a Canadian-Pattern Battle Dress Blouse-Serge worn during the Second World War, this piece is badged to the Royal Army Service Corps (R.A.S.C.), The vital logistical backbone of the allied war effort. The R.A.S.C. was responsible for the transport and supply of everything from ammunition to food and fuel. The played a crucial role across all areas of war.

The blouse features original embroidered shoulder titles of the R.A.S.C., along with the Aldershot district second pattern insignia-two search lights above a yellow torch, set on a divided blue and green shield.

Condition is Very good overall. The blouse retains all original green-painted steel buttons and the stitching is strong throughout.

There are hand written markings on the inside blouse waist line, that read, “Jill A.” along with additional service numbers (see photos). This opens the door for further research.

Size No 7
Height 5’7″ to 5’8″
Breast 35″ to 36″
Shoulder 17″
Sleeve 18″