WW1 Canadian British CEF BEF Warrant Officer Padded Sleeve Rank Insignia 2

The WW1 Canadian British CEF BEF Warrant Officer Padded Sleeve Rank Insignia is a military artifact originating from World War I. Designed for use by the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) and the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), it was worn by warrant officers to signify their rank. The insignia is padded, providing a visually striking and noticeable dimension to the uniform. It is typically stitched onto the upper sleeve of an officer’s service dress, clearly indicating their position within the hierarchy of CEF and BEF forces. This particular piece of insignia offers a tangible connection to military history, providing insight into the ranking system in effect during World War I. As an original object, not a modern reproduction, it holds significant value for collectors, researchers, and those interested in the study of military history and artifacts.