British Royal Artillery Volunteers White Metal Collar Insignia Single

This listing is for a single British Royal Artillery Volunteers white metal collar insignia. The piece represents the type of insignia worn by members of the Volunteer Force, an auxiliary component of the British Army, active from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Constructed from white metal, the insignia typically features the iconic design associated with the Royal Artillery, such as a stylized cannon with accompanying regimental motifs. These collar badges served as distinguishing items on the uniform, identifying unit affiliation and rank within the Volunteer Artillery units. The use of white metal was common in volunteer and territorial badges during the period, providing a distinct appearance compared to the gilding metal used by regular units. This example is intended for display, study, or reference by collectors and historians with an interest in British military insignia and the history of auxiliary military units within the United Kingdom.