A Royal Canadian Artillery sleeve insignia mounted on olive drab cotton fabric (Armlet Cotton O.D. No. 7). The upper arched patch reads “ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY” in red embroidery on black felt. Below it sits a red shield patch embroidered with a gold maple leaf encircled by a white laurel wreath and the word “CANADA” at the top.
Stamped manufacturer’s markings on the reverse identify production by Confection Frontenac Inc., dated September 1964, confirming its issue during the Cold War era. This insignia design was worn on the upper sleeve of Canadian Army uniforms to identify corps affiliation within the post-unification Canadian Forces structure.