Canadian Army Royal Rifles of Canada Brass Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

The Canadian Army Royal Rifles of Canada Brass Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair consists of two matching brass badges, originally worn on the uniform shoulders of personnel serving in the Royal Rifles of Canada. The Royal Rifles of Canada, an infantry regiment of the Canadian Army, was active from the 19th century until its disbandment in the late 20th century. Each insignia is fashioned from brass and formed in a pattern typically featuring the regiment’s name in raised letters. These shoulder titles were used to identify unit affiliation and were commonly attached to the shoulder straps of the service dress during the regiment’s period of activity, including service during the Second World War. The construction and style of the titles reflect standard Canadian military insignia practices from the era, with attachment lugs or loops on the reverse for securing to the uniform. These pieces represent part of the regimental insignia collection associated with Canadian military history.