Canadian Intelligence Corps CINTC Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

The Canadian Intelligence Corps (C Int C) Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair consists of two matching insignia intended for wear on the uniform shoulders of personnel serving in the Canadian Intelligence Corps. Each insignia features the abbreviation “C INT C” rendered in raised lettering, typically crafted from brass or a similar metal alloy, and designed to fasten securely to the uniform through lugs or pins. The Canadian Intelligence Corps was established in 1942 as the administrative branch responsible for military intelligence within the Canadian Army. Shoulder titles such as these were introduced to clearly identify the wearer’s corps affiliation. These insignia reflect the organization and traditions of mid- to late-20th century Canadian military dress. Shoulder titles are collected for their historical relevance, connection to specific military units, and as examples of period uniform components. This pair represents regulated issue items used by members of the Canadian Intelligence Corps during their service.