WW1 Canadian CEF 23rd Battalion Collar Insignia Single

The WW1 Canadian CEF 23rd Battalion Collar Insignia Single is an original military artifact from the First World War, representing the 23rd Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF). Established in 1914, the 23rd Battalion served as an infantry reinforcement unit during the early years of the war. This collar badge was worn on the uniform to denote battalion affiliation, typically positioned on the tunic collar. Constructed of brass, the insignia features design elements specific to the 23rd Battalion, including the battalion number and regimental motifs, in accordance with Canadian military insignia conventions of the period. Measuring approximately 1 inch in height, the reverse is fitted with lugs for attachment. Items such as this are of interest to collectors and historians for documenting military organization and personal identification within the CEF. The collar badge reflects the distinct identity and structure of Canadian forces during the conflict.