WW2 British King’s Dragoon Guards Shoulder Title Insignia Single

The WW2 British King’s Dragoon Guards Shoulder Title Insignia Single is an original uniform component from the period of the Second World War. This metal shoulder title was worn on the upper sleeve to signify regimental affiliation within the British Army. The insignia consists of the initials “K.D.G.” in raised letters, referencing the King’s Dragoon Guards, a cavalry regiment with a long history of service. Typically made from brass or a similar alloy, the shoulder title features small lugs or attachment loops on the reverse side for securing it to the uniform. Such insignia items were standard issue during wartime and served a practical identification purpose for both soldiers and commanding officers. The design and materials are consistent with British Army insignia protocols of the era. This single shoulder title represents both the historical identity and the organizational structure of the King’s Dragoon Guards during World War II service.