Material: Gilt brass
Size: 30 mm × 30 mm
Description: This military insignia represents the post-1953 Queen's Crown rank pip, traditionally worn on uniform shoulder epaulettes by officers holding the rank of Major in the British Army, Royal Marines, and various Commonwealth forces British Military Badges. The front face displays the iconic structure of the St. Edward’s Crown, featuring detailed alternating crosses pattée and fleurs-de-lis along the base, all beneath a central cross-surmounted orb. Struck as a rugged, thick-gauge brass unit, this badge is completely unmarked on the reverse side. The reverse is missing the lower lug, but pin and plate are still intact.
Circa: Post-1953
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Treasure detail
Commonwealth Queen Elizabeth II Crown Rank Insignia
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