WW2 Canadian The Lake Superior Regiment Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian The Lake Superior Regiment Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single is a military cloth patch used by members of The Lake Superior Regiment during the Second World War. This insignia consists of a rectangular strip of khaki or olive-drab canvas material, with the unit title “LAKE SUPERIOR REGIMENT” embroidered in red thread. Shoulder titles such as this were sewn onto the upper sleeves of a soldier’s uniform to identify their regiment. The Lake Superior Regiment, an infantry unit originating from Ontario, served with distinction within the First Canadian Army, participating in operations throughout Northwest Europe, including the Normandy and North-West Europe campaigns. The canvas construction of this shoulder title reflects wartime material usage common between 1939 and 1945, differing from earlier wool or felt variants. Single examples like this were typically issued to individual soldiers and are often collected for their historical association and representation of Canadian military unit identities during World War II.