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01-01-08, 05:20 PM
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The Royal Canadian Regiment
I am a collector of badges to The Royal Canadian Regiment (The RCR). I have posted photos of many of the badges in my collection on my own website here. A few examples follow:
1894 Guelphic crown officer's gilt badge  2000s St Edward's crown soldier's cap badge 
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19-01-08, 11:52 PM
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Greg, the single centre lug, in this case supported by a very short "slider" at the top was apparently used on the full dress Wolseley helmet. This allowed for a single hole to be made in the puggaree and helmet, rather than two. The Regiment's newest badges for use on the helmets also have a single centered attachment - a screw post.
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The Royal Canadian Regiment in the Great War Badges of The Royal Canadian Regiment Canadian Army Battle Honours Researching Canadian Soldiers of the First World War
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20-01-08, 03:38 AM
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The only wear of the helmet these days is with ceremonial dress. The only band in the Regiment right now is the Second Battalion's Pipes and Drums, and they don't wear the Wolseley helmet (glengarries and feather bonnets).
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The Royal Canadian Regiment in the Great War Badges of The Royal Canadian Regiment Canadian Army Battle Honours Researching Canadian Soldiers of the First World War
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21-05-08, 03:15 PM
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Here is one I have, I believe 1894 pattern made by Tiptaft Birmingham.
I'm sure I will be corrected if I am wrong  .Cheers Malc
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