WW1 British BEF Royal Garrison Artillery RGA Collars Insignia Pair

WW1 British BEF Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA) collar insignia pairs were worn by members of the Royal Garrison Artillery during the First World War, primarily serving as part of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF). This pair consists of two matching metal badges intended for placement on either side of the service dress tunic collar. Each insignia typically features the RGA’s distinctive design elements, including a stylized depiction of a field gun and scrollwork, often bearing the motto “Ubique,” meaning “Everywhere,” in reference to the widespread deployment of the artillery units. The RGA played a key role in heavy artillery operations, fortifications, and coastal defense throughout the conflict. Insignia such as these identified the wearer’s branch and unit, serving both decorative and functional purposes. Original WW1 RGA collar badges are usually die-stamped in brass or bronze, with attachment lugs or sliders fitted to the reverse for secure placement. These items represent an authentic