WW2 British Seaforth Highlanders Cap Badge

The WW2 British Seaforth Highlanders Cap Badge is a military insignia used by the Seaforth Highlanders regiment of the British Army during the Second World War. This badge is typically crafted from brass and features the regiment’s emblem, which consists of a St. Andrew’s cross with a stag’s head and antlers at the center, surrounded by a scroll bearing the unit’s motto. The cap badge was worn on the tam o’ shanter or glengarry cap as part of the regimental uniform. Designed for identification and regimental pride, these badges were an integral component of the British Army’s dress regulations. The design reflects the Scottish heritage of the Seaforth Highlanders, a line infantry regiment with origins tracing back to the late eighteenth century. WW2-era examples are collected for their historical significance and as representations of British military insignia from the period.