WW2 Royal Canadian Engineers Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Royal Canadian Engineers Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia is a single uniform patch used by members of the Royal Canadian Engineers during the Second World War. This insignia is constructed from durable canvas material, displaying the unit designation “Royal Canadian Engineers” in embroidered lettering. Shoulder titles like this were sewn onto the upper sleeves of service dress uniforms to identify the wearer’s corps or regiment. The use of cloth shoulder titles was standard practice in Commonwealth military forces during the war period, facilitating quick recognition of unit affiliation. The design and materials reflect wartime production standards, with emphasis on functionality and rapid manufacturing. This insignia represents the Royal Canadian Engineers, a corps responsible for essential military engineering tasks including construction, demolition, and field fortifications. Such titles form part of the historical record of Canadian military dress and are of interest to collectors specializing in World War II militaria and insignia.