I do not have specific information about this badge, but I think you might be on the right track.
Indeed, in the Lancashire Infantry Museum's link which you have provided, the following passage has caught my attention: "The 1st Battalion [of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment] served two tours of duty in West Germany in the mechanised infantry role (...). Following the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the disintegration of the Warsaw Pact, and as if to set an appropriate and fitting seal on this critical period of World history, the 1st Battalion was the last British battalion to serve in Berlin 1992-94."
So that would make sense that Queen Elizabeth II, during her visit to Berlin in 1992, visited this regiment and honoured it by wearing their badge.
I post here, for a better visual comparison, the badge of the Regiment (from the website whose link you have posted) and another pic of the Queen's visit to Berlin (the pic was posted on this board by Monica on April 4, 2013):
I think there is a match. Well done, Beth1!
--Previous Message-- : On 13 May you posted an image of QEII wearing : an unknown brooch/badge in Germany. : The nearest I have been able to find is the : badge of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment. : See : http://www.lancashireinfantrymuseum.org.uk/the-regiments/ : I realise it may not be this badge which the : Queen was wearing, so I hope that someone, : who knows more about badges, might provide : an opinion. : Bryce, I tried to contact you by a Private : Message but the system would not accept the : message. : :
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