WW2 Canadian Forestry Corps Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian Forestry Corps Cap Badge is an iconic piece of military memorabilia, emblematic of Canada’s contribution to the war effort. Made mainly from brass, this distinctive badge features the logo of the Canadian Forestry Corps, which includes a tree and two crossed axes, symbolizing the Corps’ role in providing timber for the Allied forces. Above the logo is King George VI’s crown, signifying the Corps’ allegiance to the monarch. The badge was attached to the ‘Tam o’ Shanter’ cap, worn by the Corps’ members. This cap badge not only signifies a member’s belonging to the Corps but also stands as a historical artifact that pays homage to the crucial services provided by the Canadian Forestry Corps during WW2. The intricate design and fine craftsmanship of the badge reflect the pride and honour associated with serving in the Corps.