WW2 French Army 6th Engineer Regiment 11th Company Bullion Wire Collars Insignia Pair

This item is a matching pair of bullion wire collar insignia from the French Army’s 6th Engineer Regiment, 11th Company, dating to the Second World War. Each insignia is constructed with fine metallic bullion wire, skillfully embroidered in the traditional French military style of the era. The design features elements specific to the engineer corps, with details and composition corresponding to period regulations for unit identification worn by officers or senior non-commissioned personnel. These collar insignia would have been displayed on the uniform tunic, signifying regiment and company affiliation. The 6th Engineer Regiment served a critical support role within the French Army during WW2, focusing on engineering duties such as construction, demolition, and logistical support in the field. The pair is indicative of interwar and wartime French uniform embellishments and provides insight into the distinctions within regimental structure. Typical wear and aging are present, consistent with original mid-20th-century insignia.