The WW2 Canadian Royal Montreal Regiment Cap Badge is an original military insignia issued to members of the Royal Montreal Regiment during the Second World War. Produced in brass, the badge features the regiment’s distinctive insignia: a crowned Tudor rose, flanked by maple leaves, with the unit’s name inscribed on a scroll. The central design reflects both the regiment’s Canadian identity and its British heritage. Cap badges like this were commonly worn on the service dress caps of enlisted personnel and served as an indication of regimental affiliation. The badge measures approximately 44 mm in height and 36 mm in width and is typically fitted with lugs or a slider on the reverse for attachment. The Royal Montreal Regiment was involved in several significant campaigns during WW2, and their cap badge is representative of Canadian military regalia from this era. These badges are valued for their historical relevance and craftsmanship.






