British Royal Engineer Volunteers White Metal Collar Insignia Single

The British Royal Engineer Volunteers White Metal Collar Insignia (Single) is a historical military badge associated with the Volunteer units of the Royal Engineers in the British Army. Crafted from white metal, this collar insignia was worn as part of the uniform by Volunteer personnel, typically during the late 19th to early 20th century. The design commonly features the Royal Engineers’ emblem, which may include elements such as the Garter circlet, motto, and a laurel or oak wreath. Collar insignia of this type served to identify the wearer’s corps and Volunteer status, distinguishing them from Regular Army counterparts. As a single piece, it is suited for collectors or those seeking to complete a set. Such items are of interest for their connection to the history of Britain’s auxiliary military forces and the evolution of regimental insignia. This insignia reflects the period’s attention to unit identity and the contribution of Volunteer engineers to military operations.