Canadian Army Lorne Scots Cap Badge

The Canadian Army Lorne Scots Cap Badge is an insignia associated with The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment), a Primary Reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Army. The badge typically features a boar’s head over a scroll bearing the regiment’s name, flanked by thistles, symbolizing the unit’s Scottish heritage. It is constructed from metal, most commonly brass or white metal, and has been used in various forms since the regiment’s establishment in 1936. The badge is designed to be worn on the headdress, signifying membership in The Lorne Scots. Its appearance and design reflect the traditions and history of Scottish regiments within the Canadian Armed Forces. These badges were issued to personnel during active service and training, serving as both identification and as a mark of regimental pride. The Lorne Scots Cap Badge remains an item of interest for collectors of Canadian military memorabilia.