WW2 “Canada” shoulder titles, die‑struck brass insignia featuring the word CANADA in a serifed pattern. Produced in gilding metal, these titles were issued as national identifiers and worn on the shoulder straps of service dress uniforms by all ranks serving overseas. Each title is fitted with two brass lugs on the reverse for secure attachment. They served the purpose of distinguishing Canadian personnel within the British Empire forces during the First and Second World War. Marked "Wm. Scully Montreal", both lugs intact, fastening pins included.
