WW2 Canadian Fort Garry Horse British Made Starch Back Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian Fort Garry Horse British Made Starch Back Shoulder Title Insignia represents a period-correct example of regimental insignia worn by members of the Fort Garry Horse during the Second World War. This single shoulder title is constructed in the British style, featuring a fabric base with a starched backing to provide durability and maintain its shape when attached to the uniform. The lettering displays the regiment’s name, typically embroidered in white or light-colored thread on a dark background, reflecting standard Commonwealth insignia design of the era. The Fort Garry Horse, an armoured regiment originating from Manitoba, served with distinction as part of the Canadian Armoured Corps. Items of this type were worn on service dress uniforms to denote regimental affiliation and role within the Canadian Expeditionary Force. This shoulder title is suitable for collectors, researchers, or institutions seeking authentic uniform components from Canada’s military history during the 1939–1945 conflict.