Badges of The Royal Canadian Regiment - Miscellaneous Insignia Representations

The images below show some of the more unique variations of Regimental insignia in roles other than badges for wear in uniform.

	Mons medallion, as presented to the soldiers of the 3rd Canadian Division following the liberation of Mons, 1918.
	badge as mounted on the car-bumper plates sold in the Regimental kit ship in the 1950s. Chromium and Enamel Car Badges were advertised in the Fall 1956 edition of The Connecting File. Advertised price at the kit shop was $5.25 each.
	Silver brooch of the 1927 pattern St Edward's Crown badge, 1/2-inch in diameter.
	Silver maple leak brooch with an 1927 pattern St Edward's Crown decoration.
	Silver Guelphic crown badge sweetheart brooch, 1-inch in diameter.
	First World War sweetheart pin from an excellent quality brass collar badge.
	First World War sweetheart pin from a silver collar badge.
	First World War sweetheart pin from a gilt collar badge.
	South African War sweetheart pin fashioned from an regimental button.
	Silver ring with an 1927 pattern Imperial Crown decoration.
	Silver spoon with an 1927 pattern St Edward's Crown decoration.
	Silver locket with an 1927 pattern St Edward's Crown decoration.
	Silver, screw-backed, button hole lapel pin with an 1927 pattern St Edward's Crown decoration, 1/2-inch in diameter
	Screw-backed, button hole lapel pin. C.E.F. reunion button-hole lapel pin, representing the Regiments shoulder flashes of the First World War (green circle over French grey division flash).
	Sterling silver brooch, 1-inch in diameter