Blues and Royals Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device Wall Display – King's Crown | Officially Licensed
Blues and Royals Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device Wall Display – King's Crown | Officially Licensed
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Made to order in Leicestershire. Usually dispatched in 7–10 working days.
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Product at a glance
Standalone 3D-printed military wall display.
- Size
- 250 mm high × 115 mm wide × 30 mm thick.
- Included
- One standalone 3D-printed military display.
Finish and mounting details
- Finish
- 3D-printed Blues and Royals Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device – King's Crown reproduction in gold, blue, red, silver/white and green tones, with a black base.
- Mounting
- Integrated keyhole wall mount.
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- Officially MOD Licensed
- Made in Leicestershire
- 7–10 Working Day Dispatch
Official MOD-Licensed Military Display Piece
Blues and Royals Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device – King's Crown is an officially MOD-licensed 3D-printed wall display, measuring 25 cm high × 11.5 cm wide. Made to order in Leicestershire, supplied ready to hang, with UK delivery included.
Product Features
- King's Crown Blues and Royals Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device
- Precision 3D-printed in Silk PLA
- Rich blue, red and gold tones
- Built-in keyhole mount for straightforward wall display
- Made to order in the United Kingdom
Specifications
- 📐 Display Size
Height: 250 mm
Width: 115 mm
Thickness: 30 mm - Finish: 3D-printed Blues and Royals Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device – King's Crown reproduction in gold, blue, red, silver/white and green tones, with a black base.
- Price: £54.95
- Dispatch: Typically dispatched within 7–10 working days
About the Waterloo Eagle
The Blues and Royals are one of the two regiments of the Household Cavalry. Formed in 1969 by the amalgamation of the Royal Horse Guards (The Blues) and The Royal Dragoons (1st Dragoons), the regiment preserves the traditions of both antecedent regiments.
This King's Crown Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device is a made-to-order display reproduction celebrating one of the regiment's most distinctive inherited traditions.
The Waterloo Eagle tradition comes from the 1st Royal Dragoons, whose men captured the Eagle of the French 105th Regiment of the Line during the Battle of Waterloo on 18 June 1815. The distinction passed into The Blues and Royals when the Royal Dragoons amalgamated with the Royal Horse Guards in 1969.
The Waterloo Eagle is a separate regimental device and should not be confused with the Blues and Royals cap badge.
Ideal For
- Blues and Royals veterans and Household Cavalry collectors
- Military history displays and regimental collections
- Memorial, office or home wall displays
- Gifts for serving personnel, veterans and enthusiasts
Display Reproduction
This is a decorative display reproduction, not an issued military badge. Colours and finish may vary slightly because each piece is made to order.
Official Licensed Product
Intellectual Property of the Secretary of State for Defence is used under licence. This item is produced for commemorative and display purposes and is not official issue military insignia.
Read our The Blues and Royals: History, Cap Badge, Waterloo Eagle & Collecting Guide for the history, symbolism and collecting context behind these designs.
Matching Display Frame: Blues and Royals Waterloo Eagle Regimental Device Display Frame – King's Crown.
Shipping & Lead Times
Shipping & Lead Times
UK delivery is included on Precision Military Emblems products sold directly through this website. Each item is made to order in Leicestershire, with standard production taking 7–10 working days before dispatch. UK delivery normally takes a further 1–3 working days, and tracking is provided. Other products may have a separate delivery charge shown at checkout.
Official MOD Licensing
Official MOD Licensing
Precision Military Emblems produces its British military heritage range under official Ministry of Defence licensing, with close attention to the approved insignia, crown pattern and regimental identity represented by each product.
