Adjutant General's Corps 3D Printed Cap Badge
Official MOD-Licensed Display Piece | Queen's Crown
A proud tribute to the Adjutant General's Corps — the corps responsible for the British Army's personnel administration, legal services, educational support, and provost functions. Formed in 1992 from the amalgamation of several supporting corps, the AGC keeps the Army running behind the scenes. Precision-printed and ready to hang straight out of the box.
This version features the Queen's Crown (Tudor Crown style used prior to September 2022), making it the correct era badge for the majority of AGC service history.
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📐 Dimensions: 220 mm x 300 mm x 34 mm
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🎨 Finish: Silk PLA — blue, gold, white, red and green tones matching the original badge colours
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🖼️ Display: Built-in keyhole mount — ready to hang straight out of the box
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⏱️ Made to order: Dispatched within 10 working days
About the Badge
The Adjutant General's Corps cap badge features a crowned shield bearing the Royal Arms, flanked by a laurel wreath. The design reflects the corps' broad administrative and legal remit across the British Army, incorporating elements from its five constituent branches: the Staff and Personnel Support, Army Legal Services, Educational and Training Services, Provost, and Royal Military Police branches.
Why Choose Precision Military Emblems?
- ✅ Official MOD-licensed replica
- ✅ High-resolution 3D print — crisp lines, fine detail
- ✅ Built-in keyhole mount for easy wall hanging
- ✅ Lightweight and durable Silk PLA construction
- ✅ Made to order in the UK
- ✅ A precision display replica — not an officially issued badge
Perfect for: AGC veterans, Army administrators, legal and provost staff, collectors, retirement gifts, and family tributes.
Please note: This is a 3D printed replica and not an officially issued badge. Made to order — please allow up to 10 working days for dispatch.
