WW2 British Northamptonshire Yeomanry Collar Insignia Single

This item is a single collar insignia from the British Northamptonshire Yeomanry, dating to the Second World War. The Northamptonshire Yeomanry was a component of the British Army’s Territorial Force, later serving as an armoured regiment. Collar insignia such as this were worn on the uniform as a distinctive regimental identifier. Typically produced in white metal, brass, or bronze, the insignia features the regiment’s emblematic design, which historically included a deer’s head with a coronet between the antlers. Measuring approximately 3–4 cm in height, the insignia was affixed to the uniform’s collar by lug or slider fittings on the reverse. Items of this type reflect the regimental traditions and organizational structure of British armoured units during the conflict. This insignia is offered singly, suitable for completing or restoring period uniforms, or for use in research and collections focused on British Army insignia of the Second World War.