Adjutant General's Corps Queen's Crown Cap Badge Display Frame
Official MOD-Licensed Military Heritage Display Piece
Celebrate the proud heritage of the Adjutant General's Corps (AGC) with this officially licensed Queen's Crown Cap Badge Display Frame. Formed on 6 April 1992, the Adjutant General's Corps brought together several specialist Army organisations responsible for personnel administration, military policing, legal services and education into a single corps dedicated to supporting the operational effectiveness of the British Army.
This Queen's Crown version features St Edward's Crown, representing the insignia worn throughout the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. It is the correct historical variant for the majority of the Corps' service from its formation in 1992 until the introduction of the King's Crown following the accession of King Charles III.
This precision display frame faithfully reproduces the distinctive Adjutant General's Corps Queen's Crown cap badge in full colour, hand-finished in authentic corps colours and ready to hang straight from the box.
Product Features
- Official MOD-licensed design
- Historically accurate Queen's Crown (St Edward's Crown) variant
- Precision 3D-printed full-colour cap badge reproduction
- Individually finished in authentic AGC colours
- Premium deep shadow box display frame
- Ready to hang straight from the box
- Made to order in the United Kingdom
Specifications
📐 Dimensions: 35 cm × 35 cm × 6 cm deep shadow box frame
🎨 Finish: Individually coloured in authentic Adjutant General's Corps colours
🏭 Made to Order: Produced and finished in the United Kingdom
📦 Dispatch: Typically dispatched within 7–10 working days
About the Adjutant General's Corps
The Adjutant General's Corps was established on 6 April 1992 as part of a major reorganisation of the British Army's specialist support services. It combined the responsibilities of the Royal Army Pay Corps, Corps of Royal Military Police, Army Legal Corps, Army Catering Corps, and the Educational and Training Services Branch into a single corps responsible for delivering many of the Army's essential personnel support functions.
Today, the Corps provides expertise across personnel administration, military policing, legal services, educational and training support, and staff services, ensuring soldiers are supported throughout every stage of their military careers both at home and on operations worldwide.
About the Badge
The Adjutant General's Corps cap badge is one of the most distinctive in the British Army. It features the Royal Arms displayed upon a shield within a laurel wreath, surmounted by St Edward's Crown and the Royal Lion, symbolising service to the Sovereign and the authority of the Crown. Beneath the wreath is the scroll bearing the title "Adjutant General's Corps."
This Queen's Crown version accurately represents the insignia worn by members of the Corps throughout the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and is particularly appropriate for veterans who served between 1992 and 2022, as well as collectors seeking the historically correct version of the badge from that period.
Ideal For
- Adjutant General's Corps veterans
- Serving and former AGC personnel
- Royal Military Police collectors
- Army Legal Services personnel
- Educational and Training Services veterans
- British Army memorabilia collections
- Military history enthusiasts
- Retirement, promotion and service gifts
- Regimental display collections
Official Licensed Product
Intellectual Property of the Secretary of State for Defence is used under licence. This display piece is produced under official licence for commemorative and display purposes. It is not official issue military insignia.
