WW2 British Gordon Highlanders Cap Badge

The WW2 British Gordon Highlanders Cap Badge is a distinct insignia worn by members of the Gordon Highlanders regiment during the Second World War. The badge is typically cast in brass or white metal and features the regimental emblem—a stag’s head with large antlers, encircled by a belt bearing the motto “BYDAND,” which means “steadfast” in Scots. Above the belt is a crown, signifying allegiance to the British monarchy. The reverse side is fitted with lugs or a slider for attachment to the glengarry or tam o’ shanter headwear. The Gordon Highlanders, originally raised in 1794, were an infantry regiment of the British Army that served with distinction in multiple theatres during World War II. This cap badge represents the identity and history of a regiment known for its Scottish heritage and distinguished service throughout the conflict. The item is a notable piece of British military memorabilia from the WW2 period.