Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Second War Canadian Naval Insignia

A pair of Lieutenant Naval Shoulder Boards, in black felt and gold-coloured bullion wire, with a brass RCN button at the end, each measures 131.2 mm (w) x 56 mm (h), the underside with a clear rubber strap for uniform attachment, both very fine. 

An embroidered cap badge of bullion, featuring a central anchor surrounded by a wreath and surmounting by a crown, padded below bullion, reverse shows remnants of reinforced area, measures 74.4 mm (w) x 62.9 mm (h), loss of felt to crown, fraying to edges, remains very fine.

A metal RCN insignia, in gilt brass and white metal on a black cloth backing, featuring a central anchor surrounded by a wreath and surmounting by a crown with red felt, reverse is reinforced with a metal plate with two lugs, measures 97.6 mm (w) x 73.14 mm (h), minor wear, extremely fine. 

An H.M.C.S. Cap Tally, in black silk with embroidered letters, tied to find around a cap band, creasing, remains very fine. 

Two CANADA Naval shoulder tabs, in brass, by R.S. Bennett & Sons, two lugs on the reverse, pins intact, on original manufacturer’s cardboard, measures 37.8 mm (w) x 6.6 mm (h), both very fine.