WW1 Canadian CEF 2nd Quebec Regiment Officer’s Collars Insignia Pair

The item is a pair of collar insignia from the 2nd Quebec Regiment of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), used during the First World War. These officer’s collar badges were worn as part of the uniform to signify regimental affiliation and officer rank within the CEF. Each insignia is typically constructed of brass or bronze, featuring distinct regimental motifs associated with the 2nd Quebec Regiment. The design generally includes heraldic elements or numerals relevant to the unit, reflecting Canadian military insignia standards from the early 20th century. Such badges were affixed to the collar of the service dress tunic. The 2nd Quebec Regiment was one of the units raised as part of Canada’s contribution to the Allied forces in WW1. Original examples are of interest due to their association with Canadian military history and the role played by volunteer forces during the Great War. These insignia are generally collected for reference, research, or historical display.