WW2 Canadian General List Collars Insignia Pair Plated

The WW2 Canadian General List Collars Insignia Pair Plated comprises two matched collar insignia worn by Canadian forces during the Second World War. These insignia were issued to personnel on the General List, a classification that included officers not assigned to a specific regiment or branch. Each collar badge features a plated metal finish and displays the design authorized for the General List, typically incorporating the royal crown and other standardized symbols representative of Canadian military service at the time. The plated construction provided a presentable appearance and durability for daily wear on service dress uniforms. Original period-correct pieces such as these were commonly affixed to the collars by means of lugs or pins on the reverse. This pair represents the type issued and worn across various commands during the 1939-1945 period, illustrating standardization within the Canadian armed forces’ insignia system during the conflict.