WW2 Canadian Armoured Corps Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian Armoured Corps Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia is a uniform accessory worn by personnel of the Canadian Armoured Corps during the Second World War. This insignia consists of a single curved strip made from durable olive drab canvas, with the words “CANADIAN ARMOURED CORPS” embroidered in yellow thread. Designed to be sewn onto the upper sleeve of the battledress, the shoulder title served to identify the wearer’s corps affiliation within the Canadian Army. Such titles were standard issue from the early 1940s and varied slightly in material and construction depending on the manufacturer and time of issuance. The use of canvas material was typical for wartime production, reflecting the need for practicality and resilience in combat conditions. This item represents a piece of Canadian military uniform history from the Second World War, illustrating the organizational distinctions used by the Canadian armed forces during the conflict.