WW2 Canadian Scottish Kilt Pin

The WW2 Canadian Scottish Kilt Pin is a military uniform accessory associated with the Canadian Scottish Regiment during the Second World War. This pin was worn by members of the regiment as part of their traditional Highland dress, specifically to secure the kilt on the front apron, providing both functionality and regimental identification. Typically crafted from metal, the design of the kilt pin features regimental insignia, including motifs such as thistles, scrolls, or the Scottish emblem, reflecting the unit’s heritage and affiliation. The Canadian Scottish Regiment served as an infantry unit within the Canadian Army and participated in key campaigns during WWII. Kilt pins of this type form part of the broader category of regimental accoutrements issued to Highland units within Commonwealth armies. Original examples from the period display distinctive craftsmanship and design elements appropriate to the era and regiment, making them relevant to collectors and researchers of military uniform history.