Armband; card identity
Armband and identity card associated with the Comité pour la Protection de la population civile de Montréal.
- Accession Number 2019.10.1-2
- Date 1943
- Measurements 10 x 16,5 cm
Historical context
During the Second World War, federal, provincial and municipal authorities set up committees across Canada to protect the civilian population from air raids and acts of sabotage. The Montreal Police Department set up such a committee in the fall of 1939. It is known by the acronym CPC. It was a civilian organization made up of employees and volunteers.
The identity card and armband belong to Mabel H. Reynar, a member of the CPCR...
- Accession Number 2019.10.1-2
- Date 1943
- Measurements 10 x 16,5 cm
© Pointe-à-Callière Collection, 2019.010.1-2
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