British Army Regimental badges for sale: We have in stock most British Army Regimental badges for sale,we can supply any amount from 1 to 1,000. Some of the regiments that we stock: Guards,Paras,Green Jackets,Engineers,Signals,REME,Artillery,and loads more including the Royal Marines

[56] The Royal Green Jackets (43rd, 52nd, 60th, RB)

Formed in 1966 from the amalgamation of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (43rd and 52nd), the King's Royal Rifle Corps (60th) and the Rifle Brigade. Rifle Regiments do not carry Regimental colours, so some of the many Battle Honours are shown on the badge. The Green Jackets are well known as the premier Infantry Regiment in the British Army.

[56] The Royal Green Jackets (black capbadge)(43rd, 52nd, 60th, RB)

As worn in Northern Ireland, this badge is stove enamelled to protect the deep black finish.

[280] The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (43rd/52nd)

The senior Light Infantry Regiment, famous as part of the Light Division in the Peninsular War. Airborne elements of the Ox and Bucks were the first troops to land on D-Day, successfully capturing the bridges of Ranville and Benouville, near Caen. The Battle Honour 'Pegasus Bridge' was awarded for this operation and it can be seen on the current Royal Green Jacket capbadge.

[281] The King's Royal Rifle Corps (60th)

Formed mainly from American settlers in 1755. The blackened badge is usually worn with a red felt backing. During the Great War the Regiment gained 8 Victoria Crosses, 2,128 other decorations and seventy one Battle Honours at a cost of 12,824 dead. Shown with red felt backing (not supplied).

[282] The Rifle Brigade

Formed in 1800 as The Rifle Corps, they became the 95th (Rifle) Regiment in 1802, after serving with distinction throughout the Peninsular Campaign, and at the Battle of Waterloo, on Wellington's recommendation they were taken out of the numbered Regiments of the Line and named The Rifle Brigade in 1816. The Rifles have the distinction of never having worn the red coat, being clad in green from their inception, hence the name green jacket.

[Rifles] The Rifles

Formed on the 1st February 2007, from the amalgamation of The Devonshire and Dorset Light Infantry, The Light Infantry, The Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Light Infantry and The Royal Green Jackets.

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