WW2 Canadian Lincoln and Welland Regiment Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian Lincoln and Welland Regiment Cap Badge is a metal insignia issued during the Second World War to members of the Lincoln and Welland Regiment of the Canadian Army. The badge features a beaver surmounting a maple leaf, symbolic elements commonly associated with Canada’s heritage. The regimental title “LINCOLN & WELLAND REGT” is displayed on a scroll at the base of the design. Above the beaver, a King’s crown denotes its era of issue between 1939 and 1945. The design reflects the regiment’s distinguished service in the Canadian military, particularly during its deployment in the European theatre. Constructed using a die-struck method typical of the period, the badge was intended to be worn on the front of the uniform’s headdress as part of standard regimental identification. This cap badge is a representative example of regimental insignia used by Canadian forces in World War II.