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13/09/2026

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 INCOMING — ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS CAP BADGE

Another historic British Army cap badge is joining the Precision Military Emblems range.

My new Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Cap Badge is now complete and will be submitted to the MOD tomorrow for pre-approval.

The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders were formed in 1881 from the 91st (Princess Louise’s Argyllshire Highlanders) and the 93rd (Sutherland Highlanders), bringing together the traditions of two distinguished Highland regiments.

That combined heritage is reflected directly in the badge itself. The Wild Boar represents Argyll, while the Wild Cat represents Sutherland, bringing the identities of the two antecedent regiments together beneath the coronet and cypher of Princess Louise and surrounded by the Scottish thistle wreath.

The regiment also carried forward the remarkable legacy of the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders, whose stand at Balaklava in 1854 became immortalised as the “Thin Red Line”.

A lot of work has gone into bringing the character and detail of this historic insignia into a large-format display piece while remaining faithful to the original design.

The next stage is now with the MOD.

🛡️ Going to the MOD tomorrow for pre-approval
🇬🇧 Made in Leicestershire, Great Britain
🔜 Coming to Precision Military Emblems subject to MOD approval

I’ll share more once it progresses through the approval process.

🌐 www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 INCOMING — ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS CAP BADGEAnother historic British Army cap badge is joining the Pre...
13/09/2026

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 INCOMING — ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS CAP BADGE

Another historic British Army cap badge is joining the Precision Military Emblems range.

My new Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Cap Badge is now complete and will be submitted to the MOD tomorrow for pre-approval.

The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders were formed in 1881 from the 91st (Princess Louise’s Argyllshire Highlanders) and the 93rd (Sutherland Highlanders), bringing together the traditions of two distinguished Highland regiments.

That combined heritage is reflected directly in the badge itself. The Wild Boar represents Argyll, while the Wild Cat represents Sutherland, bringing the identities of the two antecedent regiments together beneath the coronet and cypher of Princess Louise and surrounded by the Scottish thistle wreath.

The regiment also carried forward the remarkable legacy of the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders, whose stand at Balaklava in 1854 became immortalised as the “Thin Red Line”.

A lot of work has gone into bringing the character and detail of this historic insignia into a large-format display piece while remaining faithful to the original design.

The next stage is now with the MOD.

🛡️ Going to the MOD tomorrow for pre-approval
🇬🇧 Made in Leicestershire, Great Britain
🔜 Coming to Precision Military Emblems subject to MOD approval

I’ll share more once it progresses through the approval process.

🌐 www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com

12/09/2026

🟡 LIVE PRINT UPDATE — JUST 45 MINUTES TO GO

The newly improved Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s) Cap Badge is nearly there.

After a long print, there’s now only around 45 minutes remaining before I can see the finished result off the printer.

This version has had quite a bit of work done to improve the overall detail and finish, so I’m looking forward to seeing how it has come out.

🖨️ Around 45 minutes remaining
🛡️ Currently with the MOD for pre-approval
🇬🇧 Made in Leicestershire, Great Britain
🔜 Coming soon, subject to MOD approval

Not long now…

🌐 www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com

12/09/2026

🟡 LIVE PRINT UPDATE — STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT

A quick look at the newly improved Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s) Cap Badge coming to life on the printer.

This is the version I submitted to the MOD for pre-approval, following a substantial amount of refinement work to improve the definition, depth and overall finish.

Particular attention has gone into the Staffordshire Knot, the Prince of Wales’s feathers and coronet, and the ICH DIEN scroll — making sure the finished piece retains the character of the original insignia while producing the level of detail I want from a Precision Military Emblems badge.

There’s still a long print ahead, but it’s great to finally see all that work turning into a physical badge.

🛡️ Currently with the MOD for pre-approval
🖨️ Live print now underway
🇬🇧 Made in Leicestershire, Great Britain
🔜 Coming soon, subject to MOD approval

I’ll share the finished result once it comes off the printer.

🌐 www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com

11/09/2026

🟡 INCOMING — NEW & IMPROVED STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT CAP BADGE

A major refinement completed and another historic British Army badge moving forward.

My newly improved version of The Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s) Cap Badge has been submitted to the MOD today for pre-approval.

This version has had substantial work carried out to improve the definition, depth and overall presentation of the badge, with particular attention given to the distinctive Staffordshire Knot, the Prince of Wales’s feathers and coronet, and the ICH DIEN scroll.

The Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s) was formed on 31 January 1959 through the amalgamation of The South Staffordshire Regiment and The North Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s).

Its cap badge continued important elements of that regimental heritage, combining the famous Staffordshire Knot with the Prince of Wales’s feathers, coronet and ICH DIEN motto — “I Serve”.

As always, the aim is not simply to make these badges printable. I want them to have the depth, detail and finish worthy of the history they represent, while remaining faithful to the character of the original insignia.

🛡️ Submitted to the MOD for pre-approval today
🇬🇧 Designed and made in Leicestershire, Great Britain
🔜 Coming to Precision Military Emblems subject to MOD approval

I’ll share more once it progresses through the approval process.

🟡 INCOMING — NEW & IMPROVED STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT CAP BADGEA major refinement completed and another historic British Ar...
11/09/2026

🟡 INCOMING — NEW & IMPROVED STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT CAP BADGE

A major refinement completed and another historic British Army badge moving forward.

My newly improved version of The Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s) Cap Badge has been submitted to the MOD today for pre-approval.

This version has had substantial work carried out to improve the definition, depth and overall presentation of the badge, with particular attention given to the distinctive Staffordshire Knot, the Prince of Wales’s feathers and coronet, and the ICH DIEN scroll.

The Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s) was formed on 31 January 1959 through the amalgamation of The South Staffordshire Regiment and The North Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’s).

Its cap badge continued important elements of that regimental heritage, combining the famous Staffordshire Knot with the Prince of Wales’s feathers, coronet and ICH DIEN motto — “I Serve”.

As always, the aim is not simply to make these badges printable. I want them to have the depth, detail and finish worthy of the history they represent, while remaining faithful to the character of the original insignia.

🛡️ Submitted to the MOD for pre-approval today
🇬🇧 Made in Leicestershire, Great Britain
🔜 Coming to Precision Military Emblems subject to MOD approval

I’ll share more once it progresses through the approval process.

07/09/2026

🇬🇧 NEW RELEASE — THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS (QRH) 🇬🇧

I’m very pleased to finally add The Queen’s Royal Hussars (The Queen’s Own and Royal Irish) to the Precision Military Emblems range, with both Queen’s Crown and King’s Crown versions now available as standalone cap badge displays and in our deep shadow-box display frames.

This is a particularly interesting badge because its design carries forward elements from the distinguished regiments that came before today’s QRH.

🎖️ THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS

The Queen’s Royal Hussars were formed on 1 September 1993 through the amalgamation of:

• The Queen’s Own Hussars
• The Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars

Those two regiments themselves carried forward the histories of the 3rd The King’s Own Hussars, 4th Queen’s Own Hussars, 7th Queen’s Own Hussars and 8th King’s Royal Irish Hussars, giving the modern Regiment a cavalry lineage stretching back more than three centuries.

Today, QRH remains the most senior armoured regiment in the British Army, continuing that historic cavalry tradition in the modern Royal Armoured Corps.

⚜️ THE HERALDRY OF THE CAP BADGE

At the centre of the badge is the distinctive Angel Harp, inherited from the 8th Hussars through the Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars.

The Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars records that the Angel Harp was bestowed upon the 8th Hussars because of the Regiment’s historic links with Ireland.

Behind the harp sits the elaborate Regimental Cypher inherited through The Queen’s Own Hussars.

The cypher dates back to 1727, when it was bestowed upon the regiment that would later become the 7th Queen’s Own Hussars.

When the modern QRH was created, these historic devices were brought together — the Angel Harp of the Royal Irish lineage placed upon the Queen’s Own cypher.

The result is a cap badge that does much more than identify the Regiment; it visibly preserves the heritage of the two regiments brought together in 1993.

👑 Above the harp and cypher sits the Royal Crown and lion, while the scroll beneath carries the title of The Queen’s Royal Hussars.

The blue and gold of the lower scroll, the intricate cypher, the harp and the crown make this one of the more detailed badges I’ve produced, and getting those individual elements properly defined has taken a considerable amount of work.

👑 QUEEN’S CROWN & KING’S CROWN

For this release I have produced both crown-era versions.

The Queen’s Crown version represents the familiar crown form used during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the era in which The Queen’s Royal Hussars were formed.

The King’s Crown version incorporates the Tudor Crown form now being introduced across military insignia during the reign of King Charles III.

Importantly, the Regiment remains The Queen’s Royal Hussars. The historic regimental title does not change simply because the Sovereign is now a King.

The complete new QRH range is available here:

👑 Queen’s Crown Cap Badge
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-queens-crown-cap-badge

👑 King’s Crown Cap Badge
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-kings-crown-cap-badge

🖼️ Queen’s Crown Cap Badge Display Frame
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-queens-crown-cap-badge-display-frame

🖼️ King’s Crown Cap Badge Display Frame
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-kings-crown-cap-badge-display-frame

Each is produced as an officially MOD-licensed military display piece, precision 3D printed here in the UK with particular attention paid to retaining the depth, definition and separation of the harp, cypher, crown, lion and scrollwork.

The framed versions are presented in our substantial 35 × 35 × 6 cm deep shadow-box frames, making them ideal display pieces for serving personnel, veterans, families, former members of the antecedent regiments and collectors of British military heritage.

🇬🇧 Officially MOD Licensed
🏭 Made in the UK
🎖️ Detailed British cavalry heritage
👑 Queen’s Crown & King’s Crown available
🖼️ Standalone and framed versions available

A huge amount of work has gone into this one, and I’m particularly pleased with how the Angel Harp, historic Queen’s Own cypher and crown detail have come together in the finished pieces.

🇬🇧 NEW RELEASE — THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS (QRH) 🇬🇧I’m very pleased to finally add The Queen’s Royal Hussars (The Queen’...
07/09/2026

🇬🇧 NEW RELEASE — THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS (QRH) 🇬🇧

I’m very pleased to finally add The Queen’s Royal Hussars (The Queen’s Own and Royal Irish) to the Precision Military Emblems range, with both Queen’s Crown and King’s Crown versions now available as standalone cap badge displays and in our deep shadow-box display frames.

This is a particularly interesting badge because its design carries forward elements from the distinguished regiments that came before today’s QRH.

🎖️ THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS

The Queen’s Royal Hussars were formed on 1 September 1993 through the amalgamation of:

• The Queen’s Own Hussars
• The Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars

Those two regiments themselves carried forward the histories of the 3rd The King’s Own Hussars, 4th Queen’s Own Hussars, 7th Queen’s Own Hussars and 8th King’s Royal Irish Hussars, giving the modern Regiment a cavalry lineage stretching back more than three centuries.

Today, QRH remains the most senior armoured regiment in the British Army, continuing that historic cavalry tradition in the modern Royal Armoured Corps.

⚜️ THE HERALDRY OF THE CAP BADGE

At the centre of the badge is the distinctive Angel Harp, inherited from the 8th Hussars through the Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars.

The Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars records that the Angel Harp was bestowed upon the 8th Hussars because of the Regiment’s historic links with Ireland.

Behind the harp sits the elaborate Regimental Cypher inherited through The Queen’s Own Hussars.

The cypher dates back to 1727, when it was bestowed upon the regiment that would later become the 7th Queen’s Own Hussars.

When the modern QRH was created, these historic devices were brought together — the Angel Harp of the Royal Irish lineage placed upon the Queen’s Own cypher.

The result is a cap badge that does much more than identify the Regiment; it visibly preserves the heritage of the two regiments brought together in 1993.

👑 Above the harp and cypher sits the Royal Crown and lion, while the scroll beneath carries the title of The Queen’s Royal Hussars.

The blue and gold of the lower scroll, the intricate cypher, the harp and the crown make this one of the more detailed badges I’ve produced, and getting those individual elements properly defined has taken a considerable amount of work.

👑 QUEEN’S CROWN & KING’S CROWN

For this release I have produced both crown-era versions.

The Queen’s Crown version represents the familiar crown form used during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the era in which The Queen’s Royal Hussars were formed.

The King’s Crown version incorporates the Tudor Crown form now being introduced across military insignia during the reign of King Charles III.

Importantly, the Regiment remains The Queen’s Royal Hussars. The historic regimental title does not change simply because the Sovereign is now a King.

The complete new QRH range is available here:

👑 Queen’s Crown Cap Badge
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-queens-crown-cap-badge

👑 King’s Crown Cap Badge
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-kings-crown-cap-badge

🖼️ Queen’s Crown Cap Badge Display Frame
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-queens-crown-cap-badge-display-frame

🖼️ King’s Crown Cap Badge Display Frame
https://www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com/products/queens-royal-hussars-kings-crown-cap-badge-display-frame

Each is produced as an officially MOD-licensed military display piece, precision 3D printed here in the UK with particular attention paid to retaining the depth, definition and separation of the harp, cypher, crown, lion and scrollwork.

The framed versions are presented in our substantial 35 × 35 × 6 cm deep shadow-box frames, making them ideal display pieces for serving personnel, veterans, families, former members of the antecedent regiments and collectors of British military heritage.

🇬🇧 Officially MOD Licensed
🏭 Made in the UK
🎖️ Detailed British cavalry heritage
👑 Queen’s Crown & King’s Crown available
🖼️ Standalone and framed versions available

A huge amount of work has gone into this one, and I’m particularly pleased with how the Angel Harp, historic Queen’s Own cypher and crown detail have come together in the finished pieces.

02/09/2026

🚨 THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS — BOTH CROWN VERSIONS MOD PRE-APPROVED 🚨

A great result for another pair of PME designs — both the King’s Crown and Queen’s Crown versions of The Queen’s Royal Hussars cap badge have received MOD pre-approval. 🇬🇧

This is a badge with a considerable amount of regimental heritage packed into one design.

At its centre is the distinctive Angel Harp, inherited through the regiment’s Irish Hussar lineage, superimposed over the regimental QRH cypher. Above sit the Royal Crown and lion, with the regiment’s title carried on the scroll beneath.

The Queen’s Royal Hussars (The Queen’s Own and Royal Irish) were formed on 1 September 1993 from the amalgamation of The Queen’s Own Hussars and The Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars.

For PME, we have now reproduced the badge in both crown eras:

👑 Queen’s Crown — featuring the St Edward’s Crown form associated with the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

👑 King’s Crown — featuring the Tudor Crown form adopted for the reign of King Charles III.

Getting both designs through MOD pre-approval means we can now move from the digital models to the part I always enjoy most — turning them into the finished physical badges.

Both versions will now be precision 3D printed here in Leicestershire, photographed and then submitted to the MOD for the final approval stage.

Another two pieces of British cavalry heritage getting very close to completion. ⚔️🇬🇧

🇬🇧 Officially MOD licensed
🖨️ Precision 3D printed in Leicestershire

🌐 www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com

🚨 THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS — BOTH CROWN VERSIONS MOD PRE-APPROVED 🚨A great result for another pair of PME designs — bot...
02/09/2026

🚨 THE QUEEN’S ROYAL HUSSARS — BOTH CROWN VERSIONS MOD PRE-APPROVED 🚨

A great result for another pair of PME designs — both the King’s Crown and Queen’s Crown versions of The Queen’s Royal Hussars cap badge have received MOD pre-approval. 🇬🇧

This is a badge with a considerable amount of regimental heritage packed into one design.

At its centre is the distinctive Angel Harp, inherited through the regiment’s Irish Hussar lineage, superimposed over the regimental QRH cypher. Above sit the Royal Crown and lion, with the regiment’s title carried on the scroll beneath.

The Queen’s Royal Hussars (The Queen’s Own and Royal Irish) were formed on 1 September 1993 from the amalgamation of The Queen’s Own Hussars and The Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars.

For PME, we have now reproduced the badge in both crown eras:

👑 Queen’s Crown — featuring the St Edward’s Crown form associated with the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

👑 King’s Crown — featuring the Tudor Crown form adopted for the reign of King Charles III.

Getting both designs through MOD pre-approval means we can now move from the digital models to the part I always enjoy most — turning them into the finished physical badges.

Both versions will now be precision 3D printed here in Leicestershire, photographed and then submitted to the MOD for the final approval stage.

Another two pieces of British cavalry heritage getting very close to completion. ⚔️🇬🇧

🇬🇧 Officially MOD licensed
🖨️ Precision 3D printed in Leicestershire

🌐 www.precisionmilitaryemblems.com

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