WW2 British Oxs and Bucks Light Infantry Cap Badge

This WW2 British Oxs and Bucks Light Infantry Cap Badge is an original piece of military insignia worn by members of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry during the Second World War. The badge features a prominent bugle horn, a traditional symbol of light infantry units, surmounted by a crown, indicating its service under the British monarchy. Typically produced in brass or white metal, it was affixed to the service dress cap as part of the regiment’s standard uniform. The design reflects the heritage and identity of the regiment, which played notable roles in several key operations, including the Normandy landings and the advance into Germany. Measuring approximately 45mm in height, this cap badge provides a tangible connection to the experiences and traditions of British infantry forces during WW2. It is a representative example of the military insignia used by the British Army during the period 1939–1945.