WW2 8th Canadian Hussars VIII CH Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 8th Canadian Hussars VIII CH Shoulder Title Insignia Single is a cloth badge originating from the period of the Second World War and worn by members of the 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise’s), a regiment of the Canadian Armoured Corps. The shoulder title features the embroidered abbreviation “VIII CH,” which stands for “8th Canadian Hussars,” typically rendered in yellow or gold thread on a dark backing. The insignia was designed to be worn on the upper sleeve of the battledress uniform, denoting the wearer’s regimental affiliation within the Canadian Army. The 8th Canadian Hussars served primarily in Europe during WWII, with notable participation in the Italian Campaign and Northwest Europe. Shoulder titles like this specimen were an essential part of wartime uniform identification, providing a clear and standardized method for recognizing personnel from various regiments. This item represents a single example, as originally issued and worn during the conflict.