WW2 British Royal Engineers Tie Pin

The WW2 British Royal Engineers Tie Pin is a unique piece of military memorabilia, specifically relating to the British Royal Engineers during the Second World War. Crafted typically from either metal or brass, this tie pin is known for its emblematic representation of the Royal Engineers’ insignia. The central design usually depicts the George VI cipher, as well as the Royal Engineers’ motto, ‘Ubique’ and ‘Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt’—translating to ‘Everywhere’ and ‘Where Right And Glory Lead’. These tie pins were often worn by servicemen during formal occasions as a mark of affiliation and honour. This tie pin not only serves as a functional accessory but it also gives the wearer an opportunity to display a piece of history. The authenticity of such pieces can vary, but they remind us of the brave servicemen who served during WW2.