WW2 Canadian Armoured Corps Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single Tan Back

This is a single World War II Canadian Armoured Corps canvas shoulder title insignia featuring a tan backing. During the Second World War, members of the Canadian Armoured Corps wore distinctive cloth shoulder titles on their service dress uniforms to indicate their branch. This specific pattern consists of red embroidered “CANADIAN ARMOURED CORPS” lettering on a curved canvas tab with a tan base, typical of those worn by personnel serving in Canadian armoured units overseas between 1940 and 1945. The tan backing is characteristic of certain production batches and may suggest issue for use with tropical or khaki drill uniforms. These insignia were sewn directly onto the sleeves of the uniform above formation patches. Such items are representative of standard-issue Canadian military insignia from the period and serve as a reference for collectors or researchers studying Canadian Army uniform insignia and the organization of the Armoured Corps during the Second World War.