Royal Lincolnshire Regiment (1946-1958 Pattern) Cap Badge, Restrike

A restrike example of the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment cap badge produced to the 1946–1958 pattern, the design adopted after the Second World War and used until the regiment was amalgamated into the 1st East Anglian Regiment in 1958.

This pattern features the regiment’s iconic device:

• A sphinx atop a tablet bearing “EGYPT”, commemorating service in the 1801 Egyptian campaign.

• Below, the scroll reading “ROYAL LINCOLNSHIRE REGIMENT”, introduced when the regiment was granted the “Royal” distinction in 1946.

Dimensions

• Height: Approx. 43mm

• Width: Approx. 64mm

• Material: Bimetal (gilding metal and white metal restrike)

• Fixings: Hook slider

Condition

Excellent. A modern restrike with clean, sharp detail and an even finish. The hook slider fitting is intact and secure.

Gaylor, Page 31 Pl.17 A-2