WW1 Canadian CEF CFA Artillery Cap Badge Missing Lugs

The WW1 Canadian CEF CFA Artillery Cap Badge is a historical military insignia dating to the First World War, issued to members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) serving in the Canadian Field Artillery (CFA). The badge is constructed from brass and features distinguishing elements, including a stylized artillery piece, a scroll inscribed with “Canada,” and the royal crown, all emblematic of the artillery branch. This item is representative of the standard issue cap badges worn on service dress by Canadian artillerymen during the conflict. The badge provided here retains its original design elements but is missing its rear lugs, which would have been used to affix it securely to the uniform headgear. Artifacts such as this badge serve as documentation of Canada’s military history, specifically relating to the contributions of the CEF artillery units in various theatres of World War I. Overall condition and patina are consistent with age and service use.