The WW2 Royal Canadian Engineers (RCE) Cap Badge is an authentic insignia worn by members of the Royal Canadian Engineers during the Second World War. This badge typically features the distinctive elements associated with the RCE, including a crowned garter inscribed with the unit’s motto, encircling the royal cypher and set above a scroll bearing the designation “Royal Canadian Engineers.” Made of brass or bi-metal, the badge was designed to be affixed to the service dress cap, serving as both a unit identifier and a symbol of the corps’ contributions to military engineering, construction, and support. The RCE played a vital role in bridging, fortification, demolition, and infrastructure projects throughout the conflict. This cap badge provides a tangible link to the uniforms of Canadian military engineers and represents the service and history of the corps within the broader context of the Allied war effort.






