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CFB Petawawa Base Brat Throw Pillow

Imagine this “CFB Petawawa Base Brat” throw pillow on your sofa/seat to welcome your family and friends! Diplay with pride and fond memories. Makes a great conversation starter too!

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The fabric is printed with our custom designs, then cut and sewn to create a unique, hand-made product.

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  • Hidden Zipper
  • Premium Quality Insert
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  • 100% Polyester
  • Anti-pill fleece with a silky surface and brushed inside
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A top-selling item loved by our customers.

Tear-away care label
The care label can be torn off without leaving a mark.

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Every Order is Custom Made on demand!

A top quality throw pillow made custom just for you. Makes a great conversation piece, or a fantastic house-warming gift.

  • 100% polyester case and insert
  • Fabric weight: 6.49–8.85 oz/yd² (220–300 g/m²)
  • Hidden zipper
  • Machine-washable case
  • Shape-retaining polyester insert included (hand-wash only)
  • Printed, cut, and hand-sewn 

Founded in 1905 as the Petawawa Military Camp, or Camp Petawawa, the Garrison was created by the Department of Militia and Defence upon the purchase of 22,430 acres (90.8 km2) of mostly agricultural property from local residents.

The Garrison derives its name from the Petawawa River. The origin of the name PETAWAWA is lost in antiquity, but legend has it that it is an Algonquian Native-Aboriginal word pronounced PETWEWE. The translation is thought to mean, “Where one hears noise like this”, referring to the sound of the fast water over the rocks in the river. In another legend it is said that the area was named after an indigenous woman who inhabited the banks of the Petawawa River and lived to the age of 115 years.

Early French explorers used a trail or route through this area. The Mattawa Trail, now called Mattawa Road still exists on parts of the base today. 

By 1904 the Department of Militia and Defence purchased 150 properties from these settlers totaling 90 square kilometres (22,000 acres). The Royal Canadian Horse and Garrison Artillery were the first to train at Petawawa Military Camp during the summer of 1905. In 1906 the Royal Canadian Engineers constructed huts, stables and installed water and gas systems. In that same year “A” and “B” Batteries of the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, commenced the first of many marches to Camp Petawawa for summer training from their permanent station in Kingston, Ontario.

By 1907 combined training and tactical exercises were conducted by various other units such as A and B Squadron, Royal Canadian Dragoons; A and B Batteries, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery; No. 2 Company, Royal Canadian Engineers; a battalion from The Royal Canadian Regiment; and detachments from the Medical and Ordnance Corps.

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