WW2 Canadian The Royal Montreal Regiment MG Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 Canadian The Royal Montreal Regiment MG Canvas Shoulder Title Insignia Single is an original military cloth insignia from the Second World War. This shoulder title was worn by members of the Royal Montreal Regiment, a Canadian Army infantry unit, to signify their affiliation. The “MG” denotes “Machine Gun,” indicating the regiment’s specialized role within the Canadian forces, particularly in support with machine gun units. The title is manufactured from khaki canvas material, commonly used for Canadian insignia during the period, with red embroidered or printed text reading “THE ROYAL MONTREAL REGT. M.G.” This type of insignia would have been sewn onto the upper sleeve of battledress uniforms. Such titles were part of the standard-issue identification patches meant to distinguish regiments and their specific functions within the larger organizational structure of the Canadian military during World War II. This single shoulder title represents a piece of Canadian military history from the 1939–1945 era.