. A rare example of a bandsman’s white cloth tunic with red collar and cuffs. The tunic of the regiment’s officers and other ranks was scarlet. It lacks a number of buttons on the cuffs and skirt pockets and one tunic button. It has silver lace support for the...
The 3rd Bucks (Buckingham) RVC was officially accepted on 11 May 1860. Fears of French invasion led to the government somewhat reluctantly bowing in May 1859 to the volunteer offers that began to pour in. Corps had to apply to the Lord Lieutenant, the 2nd Lord...
The guidon, bearing the cipher of King George IV (1820-30), is of cream silk with embroidered motifs. 563 x 923 mm. Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry in 1802, the 2nd Mid Bucks alone survived disbandment on 1 April 1828, serving without government pay and allowances until taken...
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