Kings Dragoon Guards Collection

The Capture of Cetewayo, Arrival of the King at Sir Garnet Wolseleys Camp, Ulundi, 31 August (engraving)
1054419 The Capture of Cetewayo, Arrival of the King at Sir Garnet Wolseleys Camp, Ulundi, 31 August (engraving) by Durand

The Revolt in the Transvaal, the Attack on Laings Nek under the Late Sir G P Colley, 28 January 1881 (engraving)
1037848 The Revolt in the Transvaal, the Attack on Laings Nek under the Late Sir G P Colley, 28 January 1881 (engraving) by Wilson

Leading Masters of Hounds, I (engraving)
1039209 Leading Masters of Hounds, I (engraving) by Charlton, John (1849-1917) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Leading Masters of Hounds, I)

The Zulu War (engraving)
1054099 The Zulu War (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Zulu War. Illustration for The Graphic)

The Rebellion in the Transvaal, Colonel Sir W Owen Lanyon, British Administrator, and his Official Staff (engraving)
1037640 The Rebellion in the Transvaal, Colonel Sir W Owen Lanyon, British Administrator, and his Official Staff (engraving) by English School

South Africa, the Captive Chief Sekukuni entering Church Square, Pretoria (engraving)
1045248 South Africa, the Captive Chief Sekukuni entering Church Square, Pretoria (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: South Africa)

Major Marter, Kings Dragoon Guards (engraving)
1054197 Major Marter, Kings Dragoon Guards (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Major Marter, Kings Dragoon Guards, the Capturer of Cetewayo)

Captain F E Younghusband, Kings Dragoon Guards, Gold Medallist, Royal Geographical Society (engraving)
1627025 Captain F E Younghusband, Kings Dragoon Guards, Gold Medallist, Royal Geographical Society (engraving) by English School

Uniform of Private of the 1st or Kings Dragoon Guards
810309 Uniform of Private of the 1st or Kings Dragoon Guards, engraved by Joseph Constantine Stadler (fl.1780-1812), 1812-15 (hand-coloured aquatint) by Smith

The Zulu War, the Kings Dragoon Guards entering Pietermaritzburg (engraving)
1054057 The Zulu War, the Kings Dragoon Guards entering Pietermaritzburg (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Zulu War)

8th army front: Adriatic Sector. 75mm guns on half tracks manned by men of the Kings Dragoon guards. Circa 11th December 1944

I. Convoy of Sick and Wounded on its way to Fort Pearson from the Front. Kings Dragoon Guards Loading Ammunition, Fort Dundee.-3. Dragoons Breaking-up Camp near the Biggarsberg.-4

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"The Kings Dragoon Guards: A Legacy of Valor and Adventure" Step into the rich history of the Kings Dragoon Guards, as depicted in these captivating engravings. Witness their heroic exploits and significant contributions to various conflicts that shaped nations. From "The Capture of Cetewayo, " we glimpse the triumphs achieved by this esteemed regiment during the Zulu War. Their unwavering courage led them to victory at Ulundi on 31 August, where they stood alongside Sir Garnet Wolseley's camp, ensuring a decisive outcome. In "The Revolt in the Transvaal, " witness their indomitable spirit as they valiantly attack Laings Nek under the late Sir G P Colley on 28 January 1881. These brave soldiers fought against all odds for what they believed in. Beyond warfare, these gallant individuals also showcased their prowess in other domains. As seen in "Leading Masters of Hounds I, " their equestrian skills were unmatched, exemplifying their versatility beyond military duties. However, it was during times of conflict that their true mettle shone through. In "The Rebellion in the Transvaal, " Colonel Sir W Owen Lanyon and his official staff are portrayed amidst turmoil—a testament to how these remarkable men navigated treacherous situations with poise and determination. Their impact extended far beyond battlefields; even captive chiefs like Sekukuni recognized their might. Witnessed through an engraving depicting Sekukuni entering Church Square in Pretoria—symbolizing British authority prevailing over resistance—their influence reverberated throughout South Africa. Individuals such as Major Marter left an indelible mark within this illustrious regiment. His portrait showcases not only his distinguished service but also represents countless others who dedicated themselves wholeheartedly to duty and honor. Captain F E Younghusband's gold medal from the Royal Geographical Society attests to both his bravery and intellectual pursuits.