Canadian Forces 4th Field Artillery RCA Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

The Canadian Forces 4th Field Artillery RCA Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair is a set of cloth badges associated with the Royal Canadian Artillery’s 4th Field Artillery units. Each insignia features the embroidered abbreviation “4th Field RCA,” signifying the wearer’s affiliation with this specific artillery formation. Shoulder titles were typically worn on the upper sleeves of uniforms, serving both as identification and as a means of distinguishing individual regiments and corps within the Canadian military structure. The use of cloth titles became widespread in the mid-20th century, particularly during and after the Second World War. The design and construction reflect the standard practices of Canadian military insignia: simple, functional, and distinctive. These insignia would have been issued to serving members and qualified personnel within the 4th Field Artillery, Royal Canadian Artillery. They represent an element of Canadian military heritage and are relevant to collectors and researchers interested in Canadian Armed Forces uniform history.