WW2 Canadian Le Regiment de Maisonneuve Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian Le Regiment de Maisonneuve Cap Badge is an original military insignia worn by members of Le Regiment de Maisonneuve during the Second World War. This cap badge is constructed from brass and features the regiment’s distinctive emblem: a beaver atop a maple leaf, with the regiment’s name, “Le Regiment de Maisonneuve,” displayed on a scroll. The design incorporates traditional Canadian symbols reflecting the regiment’s heritage and identity. This badge was mounted on the service dress cap as part of standard Canadian Army uniforms. Le Regiment de Maisonneuve is a primary reserve infantry regiment based in Montreal, Quebec, with a history dating back to 1880. During World War II, the regiment served as part of the 5th Canadian Infantry Brigade and participated in key campaigns in Europe. This cap badge provides an example of Canadian military insignia from the era and is relevant to collectors and historians specializing in WWII artifacts.