WW2 British 2nd King Edward’s Horse Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 British 2nd King Edward’s Horse Shoulder Title Insignia is a metal badge originally worn as part of the uniform by members of the 2nd King Edward’s Horse regiment during the Second World War. This single shoulder title typically features a curved, metal construction with the unit designation set in raised letters, allowing for clear identification of the wearer’s regiment. The insignia would have been sewn or affixed to the upper shoulder area of the service dress or battle dress uniform. The 2nd King Edward’s Horse was a cavalry regiment within the British Army, formed primarily from personnel of British expatriate communities and Commonwealth countries, and served in various roles during WW2. Shoulder titles such as this example served both practical and administrative functions, contributing to unit cohesion and facilitating identification within the armed forces. This piece represents a typical component of British military uniform insignia from the World War II period.