The WW2 Canadian Car Badge is an original military insignia issued to members of Canadian forces during the Second World War. These badges were typically mounted on vehicles assigned to various military units, serving as an identification emblem and symbol of unit affiliation. Constructed primarily from metal, the badge features distinctive elements associated with Canadian military heraldry of the era, which may include motifs such as maple leaves, regimental numbers, or national symbols. Badges varied in design depending on unit and period, but were generally designed for clear visibility and durability under operational conditions. Such items are valued for their historical significance, reflecting Canada’s participation in WW2 and the practical aspects of military organization and vehicle identification. This example is representative of the type used during 1939–1945 by Canadian forces stationed both domestically and overseas. It is a collectible artifact favored by military historians and collectors of wartime memorabilia.







