WW1 Canadian CEF General List Cap Badge (3)

The WW1 Canadian CEF General List Cap Badge was worn by members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force who were not assigned to specific regimental units during the First World War. This brass cap badge features the Canadian maple leaf as its central motif, with the word “CANADA” prominently displayed across the center. The badge was standard issue for personnel on general staff, administrative duties, and those awaiting unit assignment, reflecting their role within the broader CEF organization. It measures approximately 40 mm by 45 mm and typically includes a lug or slider attachment on the reverse for securing to the standard service cap. The General List Cap Badge is a significant artifact, symbolizing the contribution of Canadian forces in overseas military service during the 1914–1918 period. Its distinctive design and widespread use make it a recognizable element of Canadian military history from the First World War era.