WW1 Canadian CEF Class A Services Rendered Badge

The ‘WW1 Canadian CEF Class A Services Rendered Badge’ is a historic emblem, issued to the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) members during the First World War. This distinguished badge, featuring a circle inscribed with “For King and Empire; Services Rendered”, houses the regal insignia of King George V. It was bestowed upon soldiers returning from active duty, symbolizing their valiant service and dedication. A symbol of honor and valor, it was an acknowledgment of their sacrifices in the line of duty. The badge also has the unique number assigned to each soldier, making it a personal token of recognition. Made of high-quality brass, it is an enduring reminder of the significant role the Canadian forces played during the World War I. This badge is not only a military artifact, but also a piece of history, and a testament to the bravery and commitment of those who served in the CEF.