WW2 Canadian Royal Artillery Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian Royal Artillery Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia was a distinguishing uniform emblem worn by members of the Royal Canadian Artillery during the Second World War. This single-piece insignia is constructed from durable canvas material, reflecting wartime production standards. The title typically features the embroidered words “ROYAL ARTILLERY” in yellow or gold thread on a dark blue background, cut to a curved or straight shape designed to fit the upper shoulder of a battledress blouse. Worn on both upper sleeves, these titles identified the soldier’s branch and reinforced regimental identity within the Canadian Army. The canvas variant was common due to its practicality and cost-effectiveness during the 1940s. Such insignia would be sewn directly onto the uniform rather than attached with fasteners. Collectors and historians regard these shoulder titles as representative artifacts of Canadian military dress and organization throughout World War II. This listing includes one single shoulder title.