Canadian Royal New Brunswick Regiment Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

The Canadian Royal New Brunswick Regiment Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair consists of two matching badges worn on the uniform to signify affiliation with the Royal New Brunswick Regiment, a primary reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Army. Each title features the regiment’s name in raised lettering, typically constructed of metal with a brass or gilt finish, and designed to be attached to the upper shoulder straps of the service dress uniform. The Royal New Brunswick Regiment, established in its current form in 1954, traces its lineage through several predecessor units dating back to the 18th century. These shoulder titles served both as a means of identification and a symbol of regimental pride. This pair reflects Canadian Army traditions and the regimental system of the Commonwealth, where such insignia played an important role in unit identity. The shoulder titles remain an integral component of military dress for both ceremonial and operational contexts.