WW1 Canadian CEF Black Watch RHC Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

This pair of WW1 Canadian CEF Black Watch RHC Shoulder Titles Insignia represents the cloth titles worn by members of the Royal Highland Regiment of Canada, commonly known as the Black Watch, during the First World War. The insignia are constructed from blackened metal, shaped to display the regimental abbreviation “RHC” with “CANADA” above, identifying the wearer as part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. These shoulder titles were typically affixed to the upper sleeves of the service dress tunic as part of the standard uniform. The design reflects the regimental identity and served to distinguish personnel within the broader structure of the CEF during overseas deployment. Such insignia are characteristic of Canadian military practice during the period, aligning with British Commonwealth conventions. This pair offers a representative example of unit-level insignia used by Canadian infantry in the Great War and is of interest to collectors and historians studying regimental markings and Canadian military dress.