British Royal Welsh Fusiliers Volunteer Busby Badge

The British Royal Welsh Fusiliers Volunteer Busby Badge is a metal insignia historically worn on the Busby headdress by members of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers Volunteer units. The badge typically features the regiment’s distinctive design elements, such as the flaming grenade symbol, which is closely associated with fusilier regiments, and may include the regimental title or number. This badge was used during the period when volunteer forces were formed as part of the British Army’s auxiliary units in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Made from metal, often with a gilt or silver finish, the badge was intended for display on the front of the fur Busby, an item of parade or ceremonial uniform. These badges are valued by collectors for their regimental significance and historical context, reflecting the traditions and identity of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers Volunteer force. Dimensions, fastening styles, and minor design details may vary depending on the specific era and battalion.