WW2 Canadian Middlesex and Huron Regiment Officer’s Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian Middlesex and Huron Regiment Officer’s Cap Badge is a military insignia issued to officers serving in the Middlesex and Huron Regiment during the Second World War. This regiment was part of the Canadian Active Service Force and recruited primarily from Ontario. The cap badge is made of metal, typically featuring the regiment’s distinct insignia with detailed design elements such as a central maple leaf and regimental scroll. The badge was worn as part of the officer’s service dress, affixed to the front of the peaked cap or beret. It served both as a symbol of regimental identity and as an indicator of rank and affiliation within the Canadian Army. The design reflects the regiment’s heritage and its role within the broader structure of the Canadian military during the war. These badges are significant as historical artifacts, representing the legacy of Canadian units that participated in WW2.