WW2 British Queen’s Regiment Collar Insignia Single

This item is a single collar insignia from the British Army’s Queen’s Regiment, dating to the period of World War II. Constructed from metal, the insignia typically features the regimental emblem, which often includes elements such as the rose or other motifs associated with the regiment. Collar badges were worn as part of the regimental dress by enlisted personnel and officers, serving both as a mark of identity and as a decorative element on the uniform. The Queen’s Regiment, with its origins in earlier British infantry units, was formally recognized in various forms over the course of the 20th century. During the Second World War, such insignia would have been issued to soldiers for attachment to the uniform collar, indicating their regimental affiliation. This piece reflects the standard design and manufacturing techniques of British military insignia from the era, providing a representative example of period military dress and regimental traditions. The badge displays age-appropriate patina consistent with wartime service.