WW2 Canadian The Kent Regiment Shoulder Title Insignia Single

This listing is for a single World War II-era Canadian shoulder title insignia representing The Kent Regiment. The unit, based in Ontario, was part of the Canadian Army’s Non-Permanent Active Militia and saw service during the Second World War. The insignia is constructed from red wool felt, with “THE KENT REGIMENT” machine-embroidered in white thread. The design is slightly curved to align with the shoulder seam when worn on the uniform’s upper sleeve. These titles were typically attached to the battledress blouse to identify a soldier’s regimental affiliation. During the WWII period, such shoulder titles were standard issue for Canadian forces, serving both organizational and esprit de corps purposes. Original examples like this reflect the materials and manufacturing techniques used at the time. It is a representative artifact for those studying Canadian military insignia, unit history, or collecting Commonwealth militaria from the Second World War.