Canadian Forces 6th Field Artillery RCA Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

The Canadian Forces 6th Field Artillery RCA Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair consists of two matching cloth patches originally worn by members of the 6th Field Artillery Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery (RCA). These shoulder titles were designed to be sewn onto the upper sleeves of the uniform, serving as unit identification. The insignia typically features embroidered or stitched lettering indicating “6th Field Artillery” and “RCA,” denoting affiliation with the Royal Canadian Artillery. Such patches would have been issued to Canadian Forces personnel during periods when regimental identification on dress uniforms was standard practice, primarily throughout the mid-20th century. The 6th Field Artillery Regiment is a reserve unit within the Canadian Army, with a history of service in both World Wars and ongoing training responsibilities. Shoulder titles like this pair are of interest to collectors for their historical association with Canada’s military heritage and as examples of period military insignia.