WW2 Canadian Prince Albert and Battleford Volunteers Cap Badge

The WW2 Canadian Prince Albert and Battleford Volunteers Cap Badge is a captivating memento from the annals of war history, representing the bravery and dedication of Canadian soldiers. This emblem, worn by the soldiers hailing from Prince Albert and Battleford during the Second World War, is an emblem of their unwavering spirit. Its striking design features the intertwined letters ‘PABV’ (Prince Albert Battleford Volunteers) surrounded by a laurel wreath, a symbol of victory. The King’s Crown rests atop the design, signifying loyalty to the monarch. Crafted from brass with meticulous attention to detail, this badge is a testament to the craftsmanship of its era. The WW2 Canadian Prince Albert and Battleford Volunteers Cap Badge is an invaluable piece for war memorabilia collectors and history enthusiasts alike. It gives its holder a tangible link to the past, connecting them directly to the heroes who fought for freedom.