WW2 Canadian Saskatchewan Light Infantry SASK L.I MG Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian Saskatchewan Light Infantry (SASK L.I.) MG Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia is a single unit shoulder badge used during the Second World War. This specific insignia was worn by members of the Saskatchewan Light Infantry, Machine Gun (MG) section, to designate their regiment and specialized role within the Canadian Army. Constructed from khaki or tan canvas, the insignia features the unit identification “SASK L.I MG” embroidered in contrasting thread. Such cloth shoulder titles were typically stitched onto the upper sleeve of the service dress or battledress blouse. Their use facilitated rapid identification of a soldier’s unit and function, both within the Canadian forces and to allied personnel. The design and production methods are consistent with Canadian Army insignia manufacturing during the wartime period, reflecting both utility and durability. This item represents a distinct aspect of Canadian military uniform insignia from the Second World War era.