WW2 Canadian Governor General’s Footguards Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian Governor General’s Foot Guards Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia is an original cloth insignia issued during the Second World War to members of this distinguished Canadian Army regiment. This single shoulder title is constructed from khaki canvas, featuring clearly printed red lettering reading “G.G.F.G.” to denote the Governor General’s Foot Guards. Shoulder titles were sewn onto the upper sleeves of a soldier’s service uniform to identify their unit affiliation. The use of durable canvas material was typical for wartime Canadian insignia, offering resilience in field conditions. The Governor General’s Foot Guards, based in Ottawa, served both domestically and overseas during WW2, providing ceremonial and active operational duties. This insignia represents a component of their uniform from the period and illustrates the standardized approach to regimental identification within Canadian forces of the era. The item is intended for military collectors, historians, or those researching Canadian regimental insignia from the Second World War.