WW2 Canadian Argyll and Sutherland Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian Argyll and Sutherland Cap Badge was issued to members of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (Princess Louise’s), an infantry regiment in the Canadian Army. The badge is typically made of brass, featuring a central boar’s head with laurel and oak leaf wreaths, surmounted by a coronet, and bears the unit’s motto. This design reflects the regiment’s Scottish heritage and aligns with traditional cap badges worn by Highland units. The badge was worn on the headdress as part of the standard uniform during the Second World War, identifying regiment affiliation and fostering esprit de corps among personnel. The reverse usually features lugs or a slider for attachment. This cap badge represents an important aspect of Canadian military identity during the period and is a tangible reminder of the regiment’s service in major WWII campaigns. It is a collectible item for those interested in Canadian military history and insignia.