WW2 Canadian Algonquin Regiment Metal Shoulder Title Single

This listing is for a single World War II-era Canadian Algonquin Regiment metal shoulder title. The shoulder title was an important element of military insignia, worn on the uniform to indicate the wearer’s regiment. Made from brass or a similar alloy, it features the raised lettering “ALGONQUIN” in a straightforward, sans-serif font, shaped to follow the line of the shoulder. This design was distinctive to the Algonquin Regiment, a unit that served with distinction as part of the Canadian Army during the Second World War. Shoulder titles such as this were attached to the upper sleeve of the battle dress and were an essential means of identification on both parade and in the field. The reverse typically includes lugs or eyelets for attachment. As these items were commonly issued and used by serving personnel, examples often exhibit signs of wear consistent with service use during the 1939–1945 period.