WW1 Canadian CEF Army Service Corps Collars Insignia Pair

This is a matched pair of First World War Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) Army Service Corps collar insignia. These brass badges were worn by members of the Army Service Corps, responsible for transport, supply, and logistical support within the CEF during the 1914–1918 conflict. Each collar badge features a crowned beaver design, above a scroll inscribed with “Canada,” symbolizing the Corps’ national affiliation. The reverse of each insignia includes lugs for attachment to the collar of the uniform. Such insignia were standard issue to denote branch and unit, serving both practical and identification purposes in the field. This pair represents the typical style and construction used during the First World War and provides an example of Canadian military insignia design from that era. Items like these are commonly of interest to collectors and historians studying Canadian military history and insignia of the Great War.