WW2 British Worcestershire Regiment Officers Collar Insignia Single With Regimental Pugree

WW2 British Worcestershire Regiment Officers Collar Insignia Single with Regimental Pugree This item consists of a single officers’ collar insignia from the Worcestershire Regiment, accompanied by the regimental pugree. The collar insignia is constructed of metal and features the regiment’s emblem, typically a crowned sphinx above a tablet inscribed with “Egypt.” Such insignia were worn by British Army officers as part of their service dress during the Second World War, attached to the collar points of the tunic to designate regimental affiliation. The regimental pugree, included here, is a band of colored cloth used for the adornment of the service dress hat, reflecting the distinctive colors associated with the Worcestershire Regiment. Both components represent key elements of British Army officers’ uniforms between 1939 and 1945. These items provide examples of the identification and dress regulations standard among officers serving in line infantry regiments of the period.