WW2 British 19th Royal Hussars Queen Alexandra’s Own Cap Badge

The WW2 British 19th Royal Hussars Queen Alexandra’s Own Cap Badge represents the insignia worn by members of the 19th Royal Hussars during the Second World War. This regiment, formally known as the 19th Royal Hussars (Queen Alexandra’s Own), was a cavalry unit of the British Army, with origins dating to the 18th century. The cap badge typically features a brass or white metal construction, displaying the regimental title and central cypher, often surmounted by a crown, with scrolls bearing the regiment’s name and its association with Queen Alexandra. Such badges were worn on both the service dress cap and beret, identifying the wearer as part of the regiment. The 19th Royal Hussars were involved in various campaigns throughout the war, serving both as a cavalry and an armored regiment. Cap badges like this remain significant to the regimental history and are often collected for their historical and military value.