WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Leading Seaman Bullion Wire Trade Patch

$15.00

The WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Leading Seaman Bullion Wire Trade Patch is an authentic military insignia issued to sailors serving in the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War. This patch denotes the rank of Leading Seaman, a non-commissioned officer position responsible for supervising junior ratings and carrying out operational duties aboard naval vessels. The design incorporates a fouled anchor crafted from fine metallic bullion wire

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The WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Leading Seaman Bullion Wire Trade Patch is an original insignia issued to non-commissioned personnel of the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War. This patch denotes the rank of Leading Seaman, which corresponds to an experienced sailor entrusted with supervisory responsibilities and specialized tasks within the ship’s company. The patch is constructed using gold and silver bullion wire embroidery on a dark blue or black wool backing, typical of Royal Canadian Navy insignia from the period. Its design features an anchor surmounted by a single chevron, symbolizing the Leading Seaman rank. Bullion wire embroidery was reserved for dress and ceremonial uniforms, highlighting the wearer’s position and trade expertise. Items like this patch provide insight into the ranking system and uniform traditions of the Canadian naval forces during World War II and are of interest to collectors and historians studying military insignia.

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