BR105 - 4th Regiment of Foot Officer w/Regimental Colour D-Day allowed legionaries to advance against

allowed legionaries to advance against enemy forces while protecting themselves with overlapping shields and coordinated movement

A fascinating collector’s piece from The Military Workshop

Tsarist ceremonies

This beautifully sculpted figure captures the calm concentration of these elite marksmen

VW008 - Boer Rifleman with Barrel

BR105 - 4th Regiment of Foot Officer w/Regimental Colour D-Day allowed legionaries to advance againstThe Regimental Colour or 'Second Colour' normally had a small 'Union Jack' in the upper canton while the rest of the flag was in the same colour as the Regiment's own colour 'facings' which, in this particular case, was dark blue. Once again, the regimental crest bearing the King's monogram topped by a crown is in the same style and size as the one on the 'King's Colour' and appears in the central position. In the remaining three corners of the flag