Canadian Regiment de Maisonneuve Shoulder Title Insignia Single

This item is a single Canadian Régiment de Maisonneuve shoulder title insignia. The insignia, designed to be worn on the uniform shoulder, identifies membership in the Régiment de Maisonneuve, a Primary Reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Army based in Montreal, Quebec. Typically constructed from brass or cloth, shoulder titles such as this are an important part of standard regimental dress, providing visual identification of a soldier’s unit. The design usually features the regiment’s name rendered in clear, capitalized lettering for easy recognition. The regiment traces its origins to 1880 and has served in various military engagements, including both World Wars. Shoulder titles like this example have historical value, reflecting the traditions and organizational structure of Canadian military forces. This single insignia would have been attached to the uniform via sewing or small fasteners, depending on the period and specific variation. It is suitable for reference in research, display, or historical collections.