Material: Gilt brass, die-cast with crossed swords, crown, and lion passant guardant
Size: 42 mm wide × 40 mm high
Description: Tudor Crown surmounted by a lion passant guardant above crossed swords, with a scroll bearing the Latin motto “DEUS VULT,” flanked by stylized thistles and roses.
Reverse: Unmarked brass slider for attachment to service cap
Circa: 1939–1945
Notes:
This badge represents the Infantry Training Centre, responsible for training British infantry recruits during the Second World War. It belongs to the group of wartime training establishment badges used before the post-war introduction of later regional infantry depot patterns.