WW2 British Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Waterloo Cap Badge

The WW2 British Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Waterloo Cap Badge is a brass insignia worn by members of this distinguished cavalry regiment during the Second World War. The badge features a central figure of an eagle, representing the French Imperial Eagle captured at the Battle of Waterloo, surmounting a laurel wreath. Beneath the eagle, a scroll displays the word “Waterloo,” commemorating the regiment’s participation in the historic 1815 battle. The badge is topped with a Victorian crown, signifying loyalty to the Crown, and typically includes a slider or lugs for attachment to the uniform’s cap or beret. The overall design reflects the regiment’s heritage, combining traditional elements with distinctive symbols unique to the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. Used by enlisted personnel, the badge served both as a means of identification and as a symbol of regimental pride. Dimensions and materials may vary slightly depending on the period of issue and manufacturer.