WW1 Canadian CEF CANADA Curved Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair 3

The WW1 Canadian CEF CANADA Curved Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair represents the shoulder insignia worn by members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War. These brass titles are distinct for their curved design, conforming to the shape of the upper sleeve and displaying the word “CANADA” in raised lettering. Intended as a national identifier, the titles were worn by Canadian soldiers on both shoulders to distinguish them from other British Empire troops. Issued from 1914 through 1918, this style adhered to the official pattern regulations set by the Canadian military at that time. Each insignia in the pair features integral lugs or loops on the reverse for attachment to the uniform using split pins. The WW1 Canadian CEF shoulder titles have become standard reference pieces in military collections, illustrating the insignia practices and organizational insignia of the Canadian armed forces during the Great War.