WW2 Canadian Army Sergeant Rank Insignia Pair

This offering consists of a pair of World War II-era Canadian Army Sergeant rank insignia. Each insignia is composed of three downward-pointing chevrons, signifying the rank of Sergeant within the Canadian military hierarchy during the Second World War. The chevrons are constructed from cloth, typically featuring khaki or dark green backing with lighter-colored stitching, consistent with period-appropriate materials and manufacturing methods. These rank badges were worn on the upper sleeves of the uniform tunic and were an essential component of the Army’s rank identification system. The Sergeant rank held significant responsibility, often involving the supervision of a section or squad and the maintenance of discipline and training among enlisted personnel. This pair provides an example of the insignia used by non-commissioned officers in the Canadian Army during WWII. Condition and details such as size, color, and stitching may vary in accordance with original wartime production and service use.