WW1 Canadian CEF Artillery Collars Insignia Pair

The WW1 Canadian CEF Artillery Collars Insignia Pair represents a set of military badges worn by members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force Artillery during the First World War. Each collar insignia is typically constructed from brass and features the design associated with Royal Canadian Artillery units, often incorporating a stylized field gun, crown, and scroll elements bearing relevant mottos. These insignia were worn on the collar tabs of the service tunic to indicate regimental affiliation and were part of the standard uniform accoutrements for artillery personnel. The Canadian CEF Artillery played a significant role on the Western Front, and insignia such as this pair served to identify individuals as members of those formations. Pieces from this period are characterized by their manufacturing techniques and patina, reflecting early 20th-century military craft. This set is an example of the distinctive unit insignia employed by Canadian forces during World War I.