WW1 CEF 240th Inf Battalion cap badge.

First world war Canadian Expeditionary Force 240th Infantry Battalion cap badge.
Established in Renfrew, Ontario, in the spring of 1916, it recruited soldiers from the counties of Lanark, Renfrew, and Frontenac. The battalion embarked for England in May 1917, and by June 1917, its personnel were absorbed into the 7th Reserve Battalion to reinforce Canadian forces at the front.  read more

Code: 64282

WW1 236th Batt ‘ New Brunswick Kilties’ Glengarry badge, 1st type.

1st type with the motto ‘The New Brunswick Kilties of Canada’ Large brass glengarry badge.
The Battalion was raised in New Brunswick with mobilization headquarters at Fredericton, New Brunswick under the authority of G.O. 69, July 15, 1916. The Battalion sailed November 9, 1917 under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel P.A. Guthrie with a strength of 27 officers and 1,029 other ranks. In E...  read more

Code: 64287

4th Hussars of Canada bi/metal cap badge

Exceptional looking large badge, bi-metal with 2 rear loop fixings.
In 1932 the 4th Hussars of Canada was created as a light Cavalry regiment.
In the 1936 reorganization of the Canadian Militia, the 4th Hussars of Canada was amalgamated with The Princess Louise Dragoon Guards to form the 4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards.  read more

Code: 64256

WW2 (CWVR) Canadian Womens Volunteer Reserve cap badge

Mint condition gilded brass cap badge made by Scully Montreal.  read more

Code: 64255

WW2 Canadian Oxford Rifles cap badge, blackened brass.

Blackened brass cap badge in great condition.
Please note the shiny black finish makes this badge very hard to photo.  read more

Code: 64246

Canadian; The Perth Regiment cap badge.

Mint condition cap badge with great dark bronze finish.  read more

Code: 64247

WW2 Kent Regiment cap badge made by RODEN.

Nice bronzed patina cap badge stamped R on rear standing for the maker RODEN of Canada.  read more

Code: 64248

Canadian Middlesex Light Infantry cap badge circa 1923 issue

Glided brass cap badge seldom seen with a rear slider as they are normally loop fixings.

On September 1, 1936, the Middlesex Light Infantry amalgamated with The Huron Regiment to form The Middlesex and Huron Regiment.  read more

Code: 64249

WW1 CEF 202nd Inf Batt “Edmonton Sportsmen’s Batt” collar.

Mint condition pickled brass collar badge.  read more

Code: 64251

WW1 CEF 26th Inf Batt,”New Brunswick” collar badge

Nice age patina with 2 rear loop fixings.  read more

Code: 64252