WW2 Canadian Army Dental Corps Cap Badge

$20.00

The WW2 Canadian Army Dental Corps Cap Badge is a historical military insignia. Designed specifically for the Dental Corps of the Canadian Army during World War II, it signifies service in a key medical support role. The badge is commonly recognized for its distinctive shape and unique symbolic elements.

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The WW2 Canadian Army Dental Corps Cap Badge is a historical artifact from the World War II era, signifying the important role of the dental corps within the Canadian Army. This metallic cap badge features a prominent maple leaf design, as a representation of Canada, along with two crossed dental tools, a mirror and a probe, at its center. These symbols are enclosed within a wreath, surmounted by St. Edward’s Crown, symbolizing the monarch’s supreme power. The lower scroll bears the unit’s Latin motto “Sanitas in Ore,” which translates to “Health in the Mouth.” Made of brass, the badge has a pin fastening mechanism on the back for secure attachment to uniforms. This pièce de résistance provides an insightful look into the combination of military and medical services during a crucial time in Canadian history. Please note that any information regarding replicas or counterfeit versions of this item is not included here.

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