WW2 British Army Royal Scots Greys Cap Badge

The WW2 British Army Royal Scots Greys Cap Badge is a military insignia used by the Royal Scots Greys, a well-known cavalry regiment of the British Army. This badge was worn on the service cap during the Second World War. The design features the emblematic eagle with outstretched wings, referencing the regiment’s historic capture of a French Imperial Eagle at the Battle of Waterloo. The eagle is typically set above a scroll bearing the regiment’s title, “ROYAL SCOTS GREYS,” rendered in raised lettering. The badge is made from metal, often white metal or brass, and includes attachment lugs or a slider fitting to secure it to the cap. Such badges were issued to serving members of the regiment and are collected for their historical and military significance. This item represents a component of British Army dress and regimental identity from the WWII period.