WW2 Canadian Dental Corps Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian Dental Corps Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia is an original uniform insignia used by members of the Canadian Dental Corps during the Second World War. This example features the standard rectangular canvas strip with machine-embroidered or printed lettering reading “CANADIAN DENTAL CORPS.” Shoulder titles of this type were typically sewn onto the upper sleeve of the service dress jacket to identify the wearer’s corps or branch. The Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia served both as a functional unit identifier and as part of the standardized Canadian military uniform regulations of the era. These shoulder titles were an essential element of Canadian Army dress, helping distinguish medical personnel specializing in dental care from other service members. The single insignia offered here represents a piece of wartime-issued Canadian military uniform accoutrement and provides historical context for the organization and identification of specialized corps within the Canadian Army during the Second World War.