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The WW1 Canadian CEF Scottish Kilt Pin is a military uniform accessory dating from the First World War, used by Scottish units within the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Crafted from metal, this type of pin was designed to secure the apron of the kilt, an integral part of Highland regimental dress. The pin typically features a simple, practical design, with some examples bearing regimental insignia, national symbols, or decorative elements associated with Scottish military tradition. Kilt pins served a functional role during daily activities and while on parade, helping to keep the kilt in place and providing an additional element of uniformity to the soldier’s appearance. Such items were issued to members of prominent units including the 16th (Canadian Scottish) Battalion and the 43rd (Cameron Highlanders of Canada) Battalion. Surviving examples offer insight into the material culture of Canadian soldiers of Scottish descent during the Great War.
