WW2 British Middlesex Regiment Duke of Cambridge’s Own Collars Insignia Pair

This item consists of a matched pair of collar insignia from the Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge’s Own), a line infantry regiment of the British Army active from 1881 to 1966. Produced for wear on service dress uniforms during the period of the Second World War, these insignia are constructed from brass, featuring the distinct design associated with the Middlesex Regiment. Each piece displays the regimental badge, which commonly incorporates elements such as the Prince of Wales’s plumes, coronet, and a scroll bearing the regiment’s title. Collar insignia were used to denote regimental affiliation and were typically worn by both officers and other ranks. These examples would have formed part of the standard uniform components for members of the Middlesex Regiment during WWII. The items show appropriate construction methods and styling for the era, and are suitable for reference in military history collections focused on British Army insignia of the mid-20th century.