British Victorian Lancashire Regiment Glengarry Badge

The British Victorian Lancashire Regiment Glengarry Badge is a military insignia used during the late 19th century by members of the Lancashire Regiment. Designed for attachment to the Glengarry cap, this badge typically features a distinct regimental emblem incorporating symbolic motifs associated with the regiment’s heritage. It is constructed from brass or white metal, materials commonly employed for badges of this period. The design often includes a crown, regimental title or initials, and occasionally a central rose, reflecting Lancashire’s regional identity. Badges of this type were worn as a mark of identification and regimental pride on undress headgear, particularly from the 1870s until the early 20th century when uniform regulations evolved. The Glengarry badge serves as an example of Victorian military regalia and is of interest for its historical connection to British Army traditions and the evolution of regimental insignia.