A regimental button for The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment (PWRR), made to pattern for uniforms, mess dress and blazers.
22mm blazer gold buttons of "Queen's Regiment" pattern.
The Paschal Lamb is the oldest of all regimental badges. It was worn by The Queen's Royal Regiment before 1685 and may have been adopted as a Christian emblem in the fight against the Moors at Tangier.
The remainder of the badge is inherited from The East Surrey Regiment and together with the Lamb formed the badge of The Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment. The Star is again from the garter awarded to The 3rd Surrey Militia.
The crown was the standard badge of a line regiment, as carried by the 31st and 70th of Foot.
Product Details
- Regiment / Unit: The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment (PWRR)
- Colour / finish: Gold
- Width / size: 22mm
Button sizes are given in lignes (L), the traditional measurement used for uniform buttons.
Supplied by Ammo & Company, makers and suppliers of military uniform, insignia and ceremonial equipment since 1850.
