WW2 Canadian 19th RCA Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

This pair of WW2 Canadian 19th RCA (Royal Canadian Artillery) shoulder titles consists of two matching cloth insignia worn by members of the 19th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery, during the Second World War. Constructed from red wool, each title features yellow embroidered text “19th RCA,” indicating regimental designation. Shoulder titles such as these were typically sewn onto the upper sleeves of the battle dress uniform, serving to identify the wearer’s regiment within the Canadian Army’s order of battle. The 19th RCA was involved in key operations in Northwest Europe, contributing to Canada’s artillery efforts throughout the conflict. These insignia are representative of standard issue Canadian Army shoulder titles from the wartime period, reflecting both the regimental identity and the broader organization of Commonwealth military forces during WW2. Their condition, construction, and lettering style are consistent with period manufacturing for combat and service dress use.