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An other ranks helmet plate of the 1894 pattern. This particular example is of the one-piece, flat variation of the1894 helmet plate. Convex one-piece versions, as well as two-piece versions (the cypher is separate) are also known. The officers' helmet plate was in three pieces (star, cypher and laurel) with a gilt washed finish.

THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT ASSOCIATION

"To Foster and Maintain the Well Being of the Regiment"

Branches and Branch Presidents of The RCR Association

• 1000 Islands Branch, ON - Maj R.I. Burns, CD (ret’d) herburnh@ripnet.com
• British Columbia Lower Mainland - Capt Howie Costain CD (ret'd)
• Home Station London and District, ON - Sgt A.C. VanVeen CD (ret’d) jeanvanveen@porchlight.ca
• Kingston Branch, ON - Col W.N. Peters, CD (ret’d) wnpeters@kos.net
• Lake Huron Branch, ON - Sgt M. Molloy, CD mjcanuck@xcelco.on.ca
• Liftlock City Branch, ON - Sgt W.A Johnston, CD (ret’d) bill_603@hotmail.com
• Lower Mainland Branch, BC - Capt H.H. Costain, CD (ret’d)
• Miramichi Branch, NB - Sgt B. Allard (ret’d)
• Mississippi Heritage, ON - Maj E.H. Devlin, CD (ret’d) msdehd@bellnet.ca
• Newfoundland Branch, NL - WO B. King, CD (ret’d) King.B2@forces.gc.ca
• Niagara Falls Branch, ON - Sgt M.L Blais, CD (ret’d) mlbaisrcr@gmail.com
• Nova Scotia Branch, NS - CWO R. Verge, CD rdub@ns.sympatico.ca
• Ottawa and District Branch ON - Maj D.A. Fowler, CD (ret’d) cafowler@magna.ca
• Perth County Branch ON - CWO A.H.Boon, MMM, CD (ret’d)
• Quinte Branch, ON - Mcpl R. Smith, (ret’d)
• Sunbury-Royale Branch, NB - Capt F.J. Doucette, CD (ret’d) fdoucette@rogers.com
• Toronto Branch, ON - Capt T.S.D. Scott (ret’d) tsdscott@sympatico.ca
• Upper Ottawa Valley Branch, ON - LCol Bob McBride OMM, CD (ret'd) robert.mcbride@sympatico.ca
• Vancouver Island Branch, BC - Maj LG Meckbach, CD meckbachs@shaw.ca
• Waterloo-Wellington North Branch, ON - Cpl F. Reid, (ret’d) frank-rejeanne@rogers.com
• Windsor-Essex Branch, ON - Lt D.H. Bingeman, CD (ret’d) dougbingeman@sympatico.ca
• Winnipeg Branch, MB - Maj C.W. Buchanan, CD (ret’d)

In the interests of privacy contact details have not been given out but are available from Regimental Headquarters The RCR at Wolseley Barracks, London Ontario