Regiment Of Foot Collection
"Marching through history with the Regiment of Foot: A glimpse into their legacy" Step back in time to the 18th Royal Irish Regiment Camp, Sebastopol, May 1856
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"Marching through history with the Regiment of Foot: A glimpse into their legacy" Step back in time to the 18th Royal Irish Regiment Camp, Sebastopol, May 1856. This captivating black and white photo transports us to an era where brave soldiers stood tall, ready for battle. Adorned with a striking Shako plate from c. 1869-78, these warriors showcased their allegiance and pride. The metallic emblem gleamed under the sun as they marched forward fearlessly. Fast forward to 1874-81, we encounter a Glengarry badge made of brass. Its intricate design symbolized honor and camaraderie among the regiment members who wore it proudly on their distinctive headgear. Intriguingly, another variation emerged during this period - a metal Glengarry badge that exuded strength and resilience. It served as a testament to the unwavering spirit of these valiant soldiers. A rare find from c. 1876 presents yet another brass Glengarry badge; its unique features captivate collectors and historians alike as they unravel stories hidden within its craftsmanship. Delving further into history takes us back to Jan 3rd, 1810 - The Storming of Schinss immortalized in an exquisite colored aquatint engraving by I. Clark. This vivid depiction showcases the regiment's bravery amidst chaos and adversity. The year c. 1879 introduces us to a metal Glengarry badge that reflects evolving times while still honoring tradition – an embodiment of progress without forgetting one's roots. As we near the end of our journey through time, we encounter more brass Glengarry badges from 1874-81; each unique in its own right but united by their representation of loyalty and valor within this esteemed regiment. These artifacts serve as reminders that behind every piece lies tales untold – stories filled with courage, sacrifice, triumphs, and losses endured by the Regiment of Foot.