ANIMAL BADGES

The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment wears the Lion of England

for a badge, and it is interesting to note that many other regiments

go to the animal kingdom for their crests, the Royal Warwickshire

Regiment wearing an antelope as a badge; the King's Liverpool

Regiment, West Yorkshire Regiment and Royal West Kent Regiment, a

horse; the Buffs, the Scottish Rifles, Royal Berkshire Regiment, North

Staffordshire Regiment and York and Lancaster Regiment, a dragon; the

Gordon Highlanders, Royal Munster Fusiliers, Royal Dublin Fusiliers,

Leicestershire Regiment and Hampshire Regiment, a tiger; the West

Riding Regiment, Connaught Rangers, Seaforth Highlanders, and the

Highland Light Infantry, an elephant; the Royal Irish Fusiliers,

an eagle; the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, a cat; and the

Bedfordshire Regiment, a stag.

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