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

The WW2 British 10th Battalion Liverpool Scottish The King’s Cap Badge is a military insignia associated with the 10th (Liverpool Scottish) Battalion, part of The King’s (Liverpool Regiment) during the Second World War. The badge typically features a stag’s head in the center, derived from the Mackenzie clan crest, surmounted by a coronet, and encircled by a belt bearing the motto “Liverpool Scottish.” Constructed from brass or white metal, the badge was designed for wear on the regimental headdress, such as the Tam o’ Shanter or the Glengarry. The Liverpool Scottish was a Territorial Army unit with a long heritage, drawing heavily on Scottish traditions and local recruits from Liverpool. This cap badge represents the battalion’s distinct identity within the British Army’s regimental structure during the war years. Original examples are sought by collectors for their historical and regimental significance relating to both the Liverpool area and British military history.