WW2 British Intelligence Corps Officer’s OSD Collars Insignia Pair

WW2 British Intelligence Corps Officer’s OSD Collars Insignia Pair This pair of Officer’s Service Dress (OSD) collar insignia was issued to officers of the British Intelligence Corps during the Second World War. Each badge is constructed from bronze, as was standard for OSD insignia, and measures approximately 33mm in height. The insignia features the classic design of a Tudor rose with a laurel wreath and a scroll bearing the motto “Sub Rosa,” symbolizing secrecy and intelligence work. The reverse side is fitted with two lugs for attachment to the collar of the officer’s uniform. These insignia were worn in pairs, one on each collar, as part of the standard service dress, distinguishing Intelligence Corps officers from other corps or regiments. The British Intelligence Corps was responsible for military intelligence, counterintelligence, and security operations during WWII, and its insignia are considered significant identifiers of Allied intelligence personnel of the era.