WW2 Canadian 1st AGRA Artillery Corps Canvas Patches Insignia Pair

The WW2 Canadian 1st AGRA Artillery Corps Canvas Patches Insignia Pair consists of two matching cloth insignia used by members of the 1st Army Group Royal Artillery (AGRA) during the Second World War. Each patch is constructed from durable canvas material, measuring approximately standard size for formation patches of the era, and features the specific design and color scheme associated with the 1st AGRA. These patches were typically worn on the uniform sleeve to designate unit affiliation within the Canadian Artillery Corps. The 1st AGRA was responsible for coordinating medium and heavy artillery support for Canadian and Allied forces in various theatres of operation, most notably in Northwest Europe. The use of formation patches such as these was integral for organizational identification and command structure within Commonwealth armies. This insignia pair provides a representative example of Canadian artillery insignia from the 1939-1945 period.