WW2 Canadian 5th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards Collars Insignia Pair

This listing features a pair of World War II-era collar insignia from the Canadian 5th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards. The regiment, established in Ottawa, traces its origins back to 1872 and participated in several key campaigns during the Second World War, including the Italian Campaign and Northwest Europe. Each collar badge in this pair is constructed from metal and typically displays the regimental insignia, which includes motifs such as the regimental title and distinctive dragoon imagery. These insignia were worn on the collars of the service dress uniforms by enlisted personnel and officers, serving as identifiers of regimental affiliation. The badges reflect the design elements and manufacturing techniques standard for Canadian military insignia of the WWII period. Such items are valued for their historical representation of the unit and are of interest to collectors of Commonwealth military artifacts and historians studying Canadian armoured regiments during World War II.