British Queen’s Division Cap Badge

The British Queen’s Division Cap Badge is an official insignia worn by personnel of the Queen’s Division within the British Army. Established in 1968, the Queen’s Division was formed to group together several infantry regiments from the East Anglia, Home Counties, and Royal Anglian regions. The badge typically features a silver or brass finish and incorporates symbols representative of its constituent regiments, such as a crowned rose, cross, or laurel wreath. Designed to be worn on the regimental headdress, the badge serves as a visual identification of division membership. The Queen’s Division has a history of deployment in various operational roles, both at home and overseas. Cap badges such as this remain part of formal military dress and are collected for their historical and regimental significance. This item represents a piece of British Army heritage, reflecting the traditions and organization of one of its key infantry divisions.