WW2 Canadian CANADA Uncut Shoulder Titles Insignia Pair

This pair of uncut shoulder titles features the word “CANADA” and was produced for Canadian military personnel during the Second World War. The titles are constructed from red felt with white embroidered lettering, intended to be sewn onto the upper sleeves of service uniforms. Uncut examples such as this represent the insignia as issued, before being separated for individual wear. These titles identified Canadian forces serving both at home and overseas, distinguishing them from other Commonwealth troops. Shoulder titles of this pattern were worn by members of various branches, including the Army, Royal Canadian Air Force, and associated units, following regulations introduced in the early 1940s. The uncut format provides insight into wartime production and issue practices. This pair is an original example of Canadian military insignia from the 1939–1945 period, suitable for historical reference, research, or collection of authentic World War II Canadian militaria.