A matched pair of King’s Regiment (Manchester and Liverpool) collar badges, produced to the 1999–2006 pattern worn during the regiment’s final years before its amalgamation into the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment in 2006.
Description
Each badge displays the regiment’s modernised insignia, typically featuring:
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The horse of the King’s (Liverpool) Regiment design atop the Fleur de Lis of the Manchester Regiment and scroll reading “KING’S”.
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Die-struck in plated bimetal as worn with No. 2 Dress.
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Mirror-image layout for left and right collars.
This short-lived pattern was only in use for seven years, making pairs increasingly sought after by collectors of late 20th and early 21st-century British Army insignia.
Dimensions
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Height: Approx. 33mm
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Width: Approx. 24mm
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Material: Plated base metal
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Fixing: Eye lug fittings to the rear
Condition
Excellent overall condition with clean plating and no damage to fittings. A well-matched and original pair.
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