WW2 Canadian South Saskatchewan Battledress Slip-On Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian South Saskatchewan Battledress Slip-On Insignia Single is an original uniform accessory from the Second World War period. This slip-on insignia was issued to members of the South Saskatchewan Regiment, a unit of the Canadian Army that served in various significant campaigns throughout the conflict, including actions in Dieppe and North-West Europe. Constructed from olive or khaki-coloured cloth, the insignia features black or dark blue embroidered or printed lettering, clearly identifying the regiment. Designed to be slipped onto the epaulettes of battledress blouses, these insignia provided immediate unit recognition and were standard issue for Canadian forces at the time. The single slip-on offered here represents a typical example of Canadian regimental identification used during the 1939–1945 period. This piece is of interest for collectors and researchers focusing on Canadian military history or insignia from World War II, providing insight into uniform regulations and regimental distinctions of the era.