Royal Canadian Army Service Corps RCASC Lieutenant Colonel Officer’s Shoulder Boards Insiginia Pair

This is a matched pair of Royal Canadian Army Service Corps (RCASC) Lieutenant Colonel officer’s shoulder boards, also referred to as epaulettes or slide-on rank insignia. Each board features the distinct insignia associated with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel within the RCASC, including the crown and pip, affixed to a blue-ground base. The shoulder boards were worn on the uniform to denote officer rank during the service period of the RCASC, which formed a vital part of Canada’s military structure from its inception in 1901 until its amalgamation in 1968. Construction is consistent with mid-20th century Canadian military dress requirements, typically utilizing gilt or metal insignia mounted on stitched fabric with a reinforced backing. Such insignia were standard for officers on service and dress uniforms, providing clear visual identification of rank within the Corps. This pair is suitable for reference, study, or collection within the context of Canadian military history.