Regimental Collection (page 6)

Photograph of British Soldier
Studio photograph of a British soldier in uniform. He is seated on a short wooden bench against a studio backdrop. He is holding his cap and a cane

Drill shed in Burlington Gardens
The drill shed erected in Burlington Gardens, for the use of the South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1862. Date: 1862

Second to None by Walter Howard
Promotional postcard for Second To None by Walter Howard. First produced at the Junction Theatre, Manchester, 1st April and West London Theatre, l9th August 1907

Group on rear verandah, Quex Park
Group of patients and one nurse on the rear verandah, overlooking the gardens, Quex Park. This verandah ran along the back of the Museum buildings and was used as a sheltered outdoor space in summer

Imperial Patients, Quex Park VAD Hospital
Imperial Patients of Quex Park VAD Hospital in the garden of Quex House. Twenty patients are in the foreground of the photograph

Captain William Tyrwhitt Drake, Royal Horse Guards, 1815 (c).Oil on canvas, artist unknown, 1815 (c).Tyrwhitt Drake is shown in regimental uniform with helmet, complete with crest and plume

Canadians in camp at Salisbury Plain with bear mascot
Canadian troops in camp at Salisbury Plain posing with their regimental pet, a black bear. There is no hard fast evidence to suggest so in the caption but it is possible that this is Winnie

Group photo, British regimental band, WW1
Group photo, the Kings Own Royal Lancaster Regimental Band, in relaxed mode. Date: circa 1914

Russian soldier with regimental bear mascot, WW1
Muska, a Russian regimental mascot pictured arguing volubly with his master on some important point. The caption assures the reader that, Muska is quite friendly

A Canadian giving his dog a bath behind the lines
A dog endures the ordeal of a bath in a small basin somewhere behind the lines on the Western Front. According to the caption

A bulldog mascot of a Canadian regiment in France
Gibby, a massive bulldog, poses in a trench beside the commanding officer of a Canadian regiment in France. The dog was badly gassed several times but still continued to go into action with his men

Regimental band marching, Ghana, West Africa
The Gold Coast Regimental Band leading a scout route march, Ghana, West Africa

RFC WW1 bulldog postcard
Postcard from 1918 depicting an aggressive looking British bulldog next to the badge of the Royal Flying Corps, soon to be reformed as the Royal Air Force. Date: 1918

Prince of Wales parades with Grenadier Guards, WW1
Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII, then Duke of Windsor), parades with his fellow Grenadier Guards (all of whom are considerably taller than him)

Indian infantry marching out from camp in Mesopotamia
A detachment of Indian infantry in Mesopotamia marching out from camp for trench duty, led by the regimental bag-pipes and a drummer. Date: 1918

Calendar - British Military
The Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Colour photolithograph calendar by unknown artist, 1910. Published by Gale and Polden Limited, Aldershot, 1910

Drum - 6th Bat. Duke of Wellingtons West Riding Regiment
Regimental drum bearing the badge of the 6th Battalion Duke of Wellingtons West Riding Regiment. Commemorative Ware

British Great War silk handkerchief with Regimental badges
A square British Great War silk souvenir handkerchief bearing 41 printed Regimental badges around the edges.. Commemorative Art

Aynsley China Model of Horses Hoof - WWI
Aynsley China Model of Horses Hoof, inscribed and bearing the Regimental badge of the Grenadier Guards. Number 21, Registered Number 444521. Commemorative Ware

Aynsley China Model of a Slouch Hat - WWI
Aynsley China Model of a Slouch Hat, inscribed and bearing the Regimental badge of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers (25th Foot). Registered Number 445700. Commemorative Ware

Aynsley China Model of a Service Side Cap - WWI
Aynsley China Model of a Service Side Cap, inscribed and bearing the Regimental badge of the 21st Lancers. Registered Number 445080. Commemorative Ware

Aynsley China Model of a large Shell - WWI
Aynsley China Model of a large Shell, inscribed and bearing the Regimental device of the 4th Dragoon Guards. Registered Number 442388. Commemorative Ware

Aynsley China Model of a Drum - WWI
Aynsley China Model of a Drum, inscribed and bearing the Regimental badge of the 17th Lancers. Number 23. Registered Number 444367. Commemorative Ware

Silk Regimental Badges
A collection of silk Regimental Badges. The Buffs, The Prince of Waless (North Staffordshire Regiment) 64th & 98th Foot, The Northamptonshire Regiment, The Manchester Regiment, 1st Life Guards

Base of a 1915 German 75mm shell case
The base of a 1915 German 75 mm. shell case made into a pocket watch holder. The base is engraved with a floral decoration

A large WWI collage
A large collage, beautifully stitched, containing flags, regimental badges, etc. These are all connected with the First World War. Commemorative Art

British Artillery Howitzer shell case - Badge of Devonshires
A 1906 British Artillery Howitzer shell case engraved with the Regimental Badge of the Devonshires, together with laurel wreaths and general decoration. Trench Art

1st Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire regimental drum
Original painting for the 1st Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiments regimental drum showing 28 Battle Honours of the Regiment from Louisburg to Baghdad

Embroidered badge of the Royal Army Medical Corps. which reads In Arduis Fidelis. (Faithful in Adversity - the Regimental Motto of the Royal Army Medical Corps.). Commemorative Art

United We Stand. Containing the Royal Coat of Arms with various Regimental emblems of British and Colonial Forces. Painted somewhere in France. English School

Mauser rifle butt, with badge of the Seaforth Highlanders
Mauser rifle butt, carved with the regimental badge of the Seaforth Highlanders. Standing on three bullet cartridge feet, together with a copper ashtray with a brass engraved emblem of the 9th

Small bowl made from a shell nose cone, WW1
Small bowl made from a shell nose cone, standing on three legs made of bullets. Inscribed S. Whatmore, RASC together with Regimental Badge. Trench Art

Masbadges - 10. The Royal Dog (The Royal Artillery)
Masbadges! Regimental mascots and badges in one! No. 10 The bulldog of the Royal Artillery. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 7. The RFC bird
Masbadges! Regimental mascots and badges in one! No. 7 is the Royal Flying Corps Bird, which looks rather like a penguin. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 2. The Welsh Guards-Goat
Masbadges! Regimental mascots and badges in one. II - The Welsh Guards-Goat. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 5. The Scots Guards Robin
Masbadges! Regimental mascots and badges in one. No. 5 is the robin of the Scots Guards. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 3. The Kayahah
Masbadges! Regimental mascots and badges in one! In this case the hare of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 12. The Swabbit
Masbadges! Regimental mascots and badges in one. No. 12 The Swabbit representing the South Wales Borderers. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 4. The Koyli Terrier
Masbadges! Regimental Mascots and badges in one! In this case the terrier of the Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 1. The Royal Fusilierstrich
Regimental mascots and badges in one. 1. The Royal Fusilierstrich. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 11. The Jellaphant
Masbadges! Regimental mascots and badges in one! No. 11 is the elephant of the Somerset Light Infantry. Date: 1918

Masbadges - 9. The RFC bird
Masbadges! The regimental mascots and badges in one! No. 8s the Canadian Maple Bar. Date: 1918

Good luck charm & regimental ribbon rings, WW1
Advertisement for J. C. Vickery, jewellers to Their Majesties the King and Queen, , , promoting their good luck charm in solid gold and enamel with a horseshoe and the phrase, Bonne chance

A Mascot in Salonika, WW1
Tiny, a small donkey found dying by the roadside by the 26th Divisional Train in Salonika, was adopted as a mascot and has since used his liberty by breaking every known written or unwritten military

British regimental portrait with colours, India. Date: circa 1890s

Silhouette of regimental goat (Welch Regiment)
Silhouette of the regimental goat, mascot of the Welch Regiment. Date: 20th century

Royal investiture of the Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castl
Prince Charles in full regalia as he is presented to the Welsh people at Queen Eleanors Gate. His coronet weighs only three pounds and is of pure gold crystals

Ticket to a regimental ball, Royal Assembly Rooms
Ticket in white, blue and gold design, to a regimental ball for B Company at the Royal Assembly Rooms on 9 April 1890, with the handwritten name of E Guilford. Date: April 1890

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"Regimental Pride: A Glorious Tapestry of British Military Heritage" Step into the rich history of the British Army with this captivating collection hints. From World War II posters showcasing the valorous spirit that united a nation, to maps detailing the strategic maneuvers of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers, each hint unravels a tale steeped in bravery and tradition. Travel back in time to 1900, where a recruitment poster beckons young men to join the ranks of the mighty British military. Witness their unwavering dedication as they march forward, epitomizing courage during WWI through another striking recruitment poster. Meet an unlikely hero - an Irish Wolfhound mascot - whose loyalty and companionship saved countless lives amidst chaos and destruction. Marvel at the resounding beats emanating from a regimental drum belonging to the esteemed 1st Battalion Cheshire Regiments, echoing tales of triumph on battlefields long past. Adorned with The White Hackle, symbolizing honor and distinction, these regiments stood tall under General Gordon's watchful gaze at Chatham. Trace their footsteps across Spain and Portugal through meticulously crafted maps dating back to 1807-1814 – reminders of battles fought for freedom. Behold The Queen as Captain-General; her regal presence inspiring generations who proudly serve under her command. Delve into heartwarming accounts like that of wounded soldiers saved by loyal dogs – testament to both man's best friend and unwavering camaraderie within these hallowed ranks. Finally, witness The Queen alongside Prince Philip at Stirling Castle – a poignant reminder that even royalty recognizes and honors those who protect our realm. These regimental hints embody not only Britain's military might but also its indomitable spirit forged through centuries of sacrifice and valor.