WW2 Royal Canadian Army Service Corps RCASC Officers Cap Badge

The WW2 Royal Canadian Army Service Corps (RCASC) Officers Cap Badge is an original military insignia worn by officers of the RCASC during the Second World War. The badge typically features a gilt or brass finish, constructed in a multi-piece design, and displays the RCASC crest. Central to the design is the Royal Cypher and supporting laurel wreath, surmounted by a King’s Crown, signifying its pre-1953 origins under King George VI. The banner below the crown is inscribed with “Royal Canadian Army Service Corps.” Measuring approximately 44mm in height and 38mm in width, the badge is commonly fitted with lug fasteners on the reverse for attachment to the service cap. These badges were an important element of the uniform, used to denote rank and unit affiliation within the Canadian Army’s logistics and supply branch. As a period artifact, it represents the logistical support roles that played a vital role in Canadian military efforts during WWII.