Welsh Guards King's Crown Cypher Display Frame | Officially Licensed

Welsh Guards King's Crown Cypher Display Frame Official MOD-Licensed Military Heritage Display PieceCelebrate the proud heritage of the Welsh Guards with this officially licensed Welsh Guards King's Crown Cypher Display Frame.Raised by King George V on 26 February 1915 during the First World War, the Welsh Guards became the fifth regiment of the British Army's Foot Guards. Formed to represent Wales within the Household Division, the regiment has served with distinction in every major conflict since its formation while continuing its renowned ceremonial duties in service to the Sovereign. The regiment's enduring motto, Cymru am Byth ("Wales Forever"), reflects its strong Welsh identity and proud military tradition.Beautifully presented in a premium deep shadow box frame, this display features a precision high-definition reproduction of the Welsh Guards King's Crown Cypher, mounted against a hand made military regimental coloured frame backing to create a lasting tribute to one of Britain's most distinguished Foot Guards regiments.Product Features Official MOD-licensed design Hand made military regimental coloured frame backing High-definition 3D printed badge reproduction Premium deep shadow box display frame Ready to hang straight from the box Made to order in the United Kingdom Specifications📐 Dimensions: 50 cm × 50 cm × 6 cm deep box frame🎨 Finish: Premium black or white shadow box frame with hand made military regimental coloured frame backing🛠️ Construction: Precision 3D printed badge reproduction with museum-style presentation🇬🇧 Manufacture: Made to order in the United Kingdom📦 Dispatch: Typically dispatched within 7–10 working daysAbout the CypherThe Welsh Guards King's Crown Cypher features the regiment's distinctive leek, the national emblem of Wales, enclosed within a blue circlet bearing the regimental motto Cymru am Byth ("Wales Forever"). Surmounted by the King's Crown (Tudor Crown), the design symbolises the regiment's Welsh identity, loyalty to the Sovereign and proud service within the Household Division. Unlike the Welsh Guards cap badge, this emblem does not incorporate the Order of the Garter or its motto, making it a distinctive regimental device in its own right.As the fifth regiment of Foot Guards, the Welsh Guards are distinguished on ceremonial dress by tunic buttons arranged in groups of five. Guardsmen also wear the regiment's distinctive white, green and white plume on the left side of the bearskin cap, making them instantly recognisable during State Ceremonial duties.Ideal For Welsh Guards veterans and serving soldiers Military collectors and historians Families commemorating military service Retirement, promotion and presentation gifts Home offices, studies and remembrance displays Anyone wishing to celebrate the proud heritage of the Welsh Guards Official Licensed ProductIntellectual Property of the Secretary of State for Defence is used under licence. This item is produced for commemorative and display purposes and is not an official issue military insignia.