Canadian RCN Navy HMCS Kenora Cap Tally

The Canadian RCN Navy HMCS Kenora Cap Tally is a distinctive piece of naval memorabilia that represents the proud heritage of the Royal Canadian Navy. Historically, cap tallies are worn on the sailor’s cap and spell out the name of the ship to which they are assigned, serving both as a badge of honor and identity. The HMCS Kenora, named after the city of Kenora in Ontario, was a Bangor-class minesweeper that served during World War II, actively participating in crucial operations such as the D-Day landings. This cap tally, emblazoned with “HMCS KENORA” in gold lettering, captures a significant part of Canada’s naval legacy, reflecting the bravery and commitment of those who served aboard this distinguished vessel. Whether you are a collector, history enthusiast, or someone who cherishes naval traditions, this cap tally embodies the valor and determination of the Canadian sailors who played vital roles in the nation’s maritime history.