WW2 Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Battledress Staff Officer’s Collars Pair

The WW2 Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Battledress Staff Officer’s Collars Pair consists of two matching collar insignia worn by staff officers of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps during the Second World War. Each collar badge is designed to be affixed to the battledress uniform, signifying the wearer’s corps affiliation and rank status. The insignia typically features the distinctive emblem of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, incorporating motifs such as the rod of Asclepius, a symbol commonly associated with medical services. These badges are constructed from metal and exhibit finishes and detailing in line with Canadian military standards of the 1940s. The pair is representative of issued items intended for officers serving in administrative and staff roles within the Medical Corps, distinguishing them from other branches and ranks. Items such as these provide insight into the organizational structure and insignia practices of Canadian military medical personnel during the Second World War.