Canadian Army Cap Badge For Carleton & York Regiment Circa 1939 Bronzed

This Is A Cap Badge From The Carleton And York Regiment, An Infantry Unit Of The Canadian Army Primarily Active During World War Ii. The Badge Features A Central White Horse Superimposed On The "Star Of Brunswick," Symbols Inherited From The Regiment's Affiliations With The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment And The East Yorkshire Regiment. Below The Horse, A Small Scroll Displays The Latin Word "Invicta" (Meaning "Unconquered"), Which Was The Motto Of The Royal West Kent Regiment. The Bottom Scroll Identifies The Unit As "Carleton And York"Historical Background Formation: The Regiment Was Formed In 1937 Through The Amalgamation Of The Carleton Light Infantry And The York Regiment In New B