[Illustration]
"Dettingen," "Peninsula," "Waterloo," "Tel-el-Kebir," "Egypt,
1882," "Relief of Kimberley," "Paardeberg," "South Africa,
1899-1900."
_Uniform_, Scarlet.
_Facings_, Blue.
_Cloak_, Scarlet.
_Head-dress_, White metal helmet with white plume; band and
trumpeters, scarlet plume.
_Cap_, Blue, with scarlet band.
On State occasions the band and trumpeters wear a special tunic of
crimson heavily braided with gold.
A crimson cord is worn in the centre of the shoulder belt.
Two scarlet stripes are worn down the side seams of the overalls.
The Regiment carries three Squadron Standards in addition to the
King's Standard. The Silver Kettle-Drums used in the Regiment were
presented by King William IV in 1831.