Material: Brass (gilding metal)
Size: 47 mm W × 45 mm H
Description: This magnificent die-stamped insignia belonged to the Lanarkshire Yeomanry, a distinguished regiment of the British Army's Scottish Yeomanry cavalry. The central motif depicts a beautifully feathered double-headed eagle with outstretched wings, a symbol deeply tied to the regional heraldry of Lanarkshire. Surmounting the eagle's dual heads is the classic King's Tudor Crown, while the base features an integrated, elegantly flowing title scroll that boldly bears the regimental name "LANARKSHIRE YEOMANRY".
Reverse: Unmarked with vertical slider attachment.
Circa: 1902 – 1952
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