April 21, 20224 yr #1 Most of the older Canadian Cap Badges I have can be identified with unit or other emblazoned lettering. This one has only a large Star in a wreath of maple leaves topped by a King's Crown. Can anyone ID this for me? Thanks
April 21, 20224 yr #2 I know that the Cameronians wore a large star above the title "CAMERONIANS" in WWI, but the badge didn't have a wreath. There was eventually a wreath and a hunting horn added to their cap badge, but I don't recall a crown at the top. I would guess that it has something to do with the regiment. Allan
April 21, 20224 yr Author #3 Thanks Allan, I did not know that you were also into Canadian badges. Here is the only CAMERONIAN Badge I currently have. When I was in Canada back in the 1980's I had the opportunity to pick up quite a few of their older badges. I have traded off many of them but was having trouble ID'ing the one with just a large star. Thanks for your insight. All the best!
April 27, 20224 yr #4 On 4/21/2022 at 4:26 PM, triplecanopy said: Thanks Allan, I did not know that you were also into Canadian badges. Here is the only CAMERONIAN Badge I currently have. When I was in Canada back in the 1980's I had the opportunity to pick up quite a few of their older badges. I have traded off many of them but was having trouble ID'ing the one with just a large star. Thanks for your insight. All the best! This badge is for the Cameron Highlanders. The Cameronians were a completely different regiment. Allan
April 30, 20224 yr Author #5 Thanks Allan, I will make a note. I am a bit rusty on my older Canadian badges.
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