WW2 British 10th Battalion Liverpool Scottish The King’s Cap Badge

The WW2 British 10th Battalion Liverpool Scottish The King’s Cap Badge represents a distinct insignia worn by members of the 10th (Liverpool Scottish) Battalion, attached to The King’s (Liverpool Regiment), during the Second World War. This battalion was part of the Territorial Army and held strong Scottish associations within the Liverpool region, drawing on the traditions connected to the city’s Scottish community. The cap badge typically features a crowned wreath encircling a saltire with an applied scroll inscribed “Liverpool Scottish,” and often incorporates additional regimental symbols such as a thistle, and The King’s Regiment’s elements. Manufactured primarily in brass or white metal, these badges were issued for wear on service dress caps. Items like this remain of interest for their regimental links and as examples of British military insignia from the war period. This badge reflects both the unit’s identity and its service during a significant era in British military history.