Nick D
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Darhling said:
Darhling, thank you, you're too kind
Pip, I've been interested in the significance of these particular buttons, where should I look for information?
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Uniforms in casual wear
- Thread starter Godfrey
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Darhling, thank you, you're too kind
Pip, I've been interested in the significance of these particular buttons, where should I look for information?
Pip
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Should've mentioned as well, great look! Its quite tricky at times to wear the Army overcoats but you pull it off to a tee!
Aha the buttons, well each British regiment has its own design of button as you probably know. The Gloucestershire regiment earnt one of its battle honours in Egypt therefore they adopted the Sphinx as their symbol so to speak. It can be found on their capbadge as well.
Here is the link to the regimental museum.
http://www.glosters.org.uk/
Aha the buttons, well each British regiment has its own design of button as you probably know. The Gloucestershire regiment earnt one of its battle honours in Egypt therefore they adopted the Sphinx as their symbol so to speak. It can be found on their capbadge as well.
Here is the link to the regimental museum.
http://www.glosters.org.uk/