This item consists of a matched pair of collar insignia for Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI). The insignia are typically constructed from brass or other metal and feature the regimental emblem, which usually includes the intertwined initials “VP” (for Victoria Patricia) surmounted by a coronet, in reference to the regiment’s royal namesake. Such collar badges were worn on the uniform by members of PPCLI to signify regimental affiliation, most commonly as part of service or dress uniforms. PPCLI is one of the oldest light infantry regiments in the Regular Force of the Canadian Army, originating in 1914. The design and specific details of the insignia can vary depending on the period of manufacture and intended use, but the core regimental symbols remain consistent. These insignia hold significance for military historians, collectors, and individuals researching Canadian military uniforms and insignia. The pair presented is representative of standard regimental issue.
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Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Collars Insignia Pair
$15.00
Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Collars Insignia Pair This item consists of a matching pair of collar insignia for the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI), a Canadian Army infantry regiment established in 1914. The insignia is designed to be worn on the collar of the dress uniform, denoting regimental affiliation. Typically, these insignia feature the regiment’s distinctive emblem
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