WW2 Canadian GGHG Governor General’s Horse Guards Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian GGHG Governor General’s Horse Guards Cap Badge is a metal insignia issued to members of the Governor General’s Horse Guards, a distinguished Canadian armoured regiment. This cap badge was worn on the service dress cap during the Second World War and served as a symbol of regimental identity and pride. The design typically features the regiment’s distinctive motifs, including a crowned scroll inscribed with the unit’s title and related heraldic elements, executed in brass or white metal. The reverse side is usually fitted with lugs or a slider for attachment. The Governor General’s Horse Guards participated in various military operations during the war, contributing to Canada’s efforts in Europe. Cap badges such as this one are valued for their historical significance and their role in identifying the regiment and rank of the wearer within the Canadian Army. This item is relevant to collectors and researchers with an interest in Canadian military history.