Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair is a set of military badges worn on the uniform to denote affiliation with the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery (RCHA). Each insignia is typically made of brass or another durable metal and features the unit abbreviation “R.C.H.A.” in raised letters. These shoulder titles were introduced as part of standard Canadian Army dress, particularly during the 20th century, helping to identify regimental association and branch of service. The pair is designed to be attached to the uniform epaulettes, with one title for each shoulder. Such insignia were commonly worn by members of the RCHA on service dress and battledress uniforms. The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, established in the late 19th century, has played a significant role in Canadian military history, including participation in both World Wars and subsequent conflicts. Collectors and historians often value these items for their association with Canadian military heritage.