Material: Gilt brass with green enamel
Size: 23mm (width) × 27mm (height)
Description: Three gold chevrons on a green enamel field, surmounted by a maple leaf—the symbol of the unified Canadian Forces.
Reverse: Plain gilt with twin clutch-pin fittings; maker’s mark “G. LAMOND 1981” impressed below pins.
Circa: 1981
Notes:
Represents the rank of Sergeant (OR-5) in the Canadian Armed Forces, used across Army, Air, and Maritime elements after unification in 1968.
When the unified "CF Green" uniform system was actively used throughout the 1970s and 1980s, these distinctive gold-and-green metal pins were worn on both collars of the service dress jacket.
Produced by G. Lamond, a Canadian insignia manufacturer known for high-quality enamel pins and regimental insignia in the 1970s–1980s.