WW2 Canadian Merchant Navy Engineer Officer Cuff Rank Insignia Single

$10.00

The WW2 Canadian Merchant Navy Engineer Officer Cuff Rank Insignia was part of the official uniform insignia used by Canadian merchant seamen serving as engineering officers during the Second World War. This single cuff insignia typically consists of a gold wire lace band, sometimes incorporating a curl or device to denote the wearer’s specific rank within the engineering branch. These insignia were worn on the lower sleeve of

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The WW2 Canadian Merchant Navy Engineer Officer Cuff Rank Insignia Single is an original uniform component used during the Second World War. This insignia, intended for an engineer officer, was typically worn on the cuff of a service dress jacket or greatcoat. It features gold wire embroidery arranged in a specific stripe and curl pattern, distinctive to engineering ranks within the Merchant Navy. The design follows British naval tradition, as Canadian Merchant Navy insignia closely mirrored those of the Royal Navy, with subtle differences to indicate national affiliation. Such insignia identified the wearer’s role and rank, enabling clear recognition aboard ship and within port authorities. Items like this played an important role in the regulation and organization of merchant seafarers tasked with transporting vital goods and personnel during wartime operations. The presence of only one insignia in this listing means it is intended for single-cuff replacement, research, or collection purposes.

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