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WWI-WWII Canadian Brass Shoulder Titles - Edmonton Regiment, Vancouver, RCSIGS

Currency:CAD Category:Collectibles / Militaria Start Price:10.00 CAD
WWI-WWII Canadian Brass Shoulder Titles - Edmonton Regiment, Vancouver, RCSIGS
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Collection of authentic World War I and World War II era Canadian brass shoulder titles, representing infantry and support units across Western Canada. These curved and straight-bar titles were worn on battledress and service uniforms to identify a soldier's regiment or corps.

The Edmonton Regiment
Includes two curved brass shoulder titles for The Edmonton Regiment, an infantry unit active in both World Wars. These titles follow the classic arched pattern used on Canadian battledress from the 1910s through the 1940s.

Vancouver-Based Regiment Titles
Two curved brass titles marked Vancouver, typically associated with regiments such as the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada or the British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own). These arcs were standard identifiers for Vancouver-area units during the interwar and WWII period.

Royal Canadian Corps of Signals (RCSIGS)
One straight-bar brass title for the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, visible under a protective cover. RCSIGS titles were worn by communications specialists responsible for signals, dispatch, and battlefield communications.

This grouping represents classic Canadian brass insignia from the early to mid-20th century, ideal for collectors of WWI/WWII militaria, uniform restorers, or regimental historians.

Contents: Edmonton Regiment curved titles; Vancouver curved titles; RCSIGS straight-bar title.
Materials: Brass shoulder titles; protective sleeve on RCSIGS piece.
Era: WWI to WWII.
Notes: Authentic Canadian regimental identifiers; strong collector interest.