Bronze Armorial Arms Crest British Army Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers

Fine bronze Armorial Arms Crest British Army Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers plaque. The armorial crest depicts a horse rearing with a coronet of fleur-de-lis around its neck and a chain attached to the coronet over its back. The horse stands on a globe and above it is a scroll inscribed 'Reme' surmounted by a crown. Behind the horse there is a lightning flash. This symbolises electrical engineering while the globe stands for the world-wide role of the unit. The chained horse symbolises power under control. Such a fascinating collectors item which you will love, especially the lighting bolt symbol which is so cool. Made from heavy cast bronze metal. It has thread holes for you to screw or nail it to your wall. The Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (Reme ) is a Corp of the British Army which repairs and maintains the Infantry, Royal Artillery and Royal Armoured Corp equipment and other army units. The Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed on 1 October 1942, which included tradesmen transferred from the Royal Army Ordinance Corp, Royal Army Service Corp and Royal Engineers. Provenance from a private Electricians collection. We offer our clients exceptional professional customer service. Checkout our other exciting Fine Arts, antiques & collectibles available in our shop gallery.