Pre WW1 Canadian CEF 10th Royal Grenadiers Collar Insignia Single

The Pre WW1 Canadian CEF 10th Royal Grenadiers Collar Insignia Single is an original military artifact from the period preceding the First World War. This insignia was worn as part of the uniform by members of the 10th Royal Grenadiers, a unit that later became part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF). The piece is crafted in a traditional collar badge form, typically made of brass or bronze, and features the regiment’s distinct insignia as authorized during the pre-1914 era. Design elements often include the grenadier’s flaming grenade motif along with the regimental number or initials, representative of the unit’s heritage within Canada’s militia forces. Such insignia identified the wearer’s regiment and formed an important component of regimental dress. This single collar insignia provides insight into pre-war Canadian military organization and insignia practices, reflecting the traditions maintained by militia units prior to the full mobilization of the CEF in WWI.