WW1 Canadian CEF 241st Battalion Collar Insignia Single

This listing features a single collar insignia from the 241st Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), dating to the First World War. The 241st Battalion, based in Edmonton, Alberta, was authorized in 1916 and served as a reinforcement unit for Canadian forces overseas. The insignia is constructed from brass and measures approximately 30 mm in height. The design typically consists of the battalion number, “241,” prominently displayed within a maple leaf motif, a common emblem for Canadian units during this period. Collar badges such as this were worn on the tunic collars by members of the battalion to indicate unit affiliation. The reverse is fitted with lugs for attachment. WW1 Canadian CEF insignia are collected for their historical significance and association with the development of Canada’s military identity. This item pertains specifically to the 241st Battalion, which contributed personnel to the broader Canadian military effort during World War I.