Insignia

►Rank & Appointment Insignia

Chris Brooker's CEF Guide

Cap Badges

►Crowns

►Corps & Services 1939-1945

►Mounted Units 1939-1945

Collar Badges

►1920-1952

 Metal Shoulder Titles

 Slip-On Shoulder Titles 

Buttons 1939-1945

Formation Patches
►C.E.F. Troops  
►1st Canadian Army

►Canadian Military HQ

►1st Canadian Corps

►2nd Canadian Corps

►Atlantic Command

►Pacific Command

►1st Canadian Division

►2nd Canadian Division

►3rd Canadian Division

►4th Canadian Division

►5th Canadian Division

►6th Canadian Division

►7th Canadian Division

►8th Canadian Division

►1st Armoured Brigade

►2nd Armoured Brigade

►3rd Armoured Brigade

►Misc. & Foreign 1939-45  
►Postwar .

Nationality

Miscellaneous Insignia

►Active Service Badges

►Good Conduct Chevrons

►Instructors Badges

►Tank Badges
 ►Lanyards
 ►NCO Corps Badges
 ►Service Chevrons
 ►Wound Stripes
 ►National Insignia

►Special Distinctions

 

7divmini.gif (1157 bytes)7th Canadian Division Formation Insignia

The Home Divisions in the Second World War came to adopt distinguishing patches similar to those worn overseas; each was composed of two colours.1  The 7th Division combined the colours of the 3rd and 4th Divisions.  The wide end of the French-Grey triangle was always worn facing the wearer's front.2

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Artifacts and photos courtesy of Bill Alexander.

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Seventh Division RCCS flashes.  Artifacts and photo courtesy of Joe Costello.

Notes

  1. Law, Clive M. Distinguishing Patches: Formation Patches of the Canadian Army (2nd Ed.) Service Publications, Ottawa, ON, 2008 ISBN 978-1-894581-50-9

  2. Falconer, D.W. Battery Flashes of W.W. II (D.W. Falconer, 1985) ISBN 0-9691865-0-9


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