Royal Art'y & other Service Dress caps

[Jerry B]

Very nice Michel, I am always glad to see SD forage caps from any period.

A few more from my collection. I have one more which I picked up very recently and have not photographed yet, it is of very recent manufacture I think, missing its badge, as so many of them are, bloody badge collectors, DOH.

[Michael Ryan]

Hi again, A few more of various time periods. Hope they are of interest.
Cheers MR

[BobS]

Post 1953 service dress cap to a colonel or brigadier ex-Royal Scots Greys, as denoted by the black crown piping & Greys side buttons. No name or initials inside, sadly. Very high quality cavalry twill cloth.
Also, another post-53 cap, this a service dress cap to a Life Guards officer. I believe only that regiment has the leather edge to the peak.

BobS

[Michael Ryan]

Hi, Some Army SD caps of varying periods. The first tow are RA and RA Staff Officer then some Brigadier/Substantive Colonel's caps and bringing up the rear, a Colonel/Brigadier of what I beleive to be Nursing Yeomanry but would be happy to be corrected.
Cheers Michael R

[BobS]

Great caps,Michael.

BobS

[Jerry B]

We will have to change the name of this thread to show your Service Dress caps.

great to see so many caps being shared.

[BobS]

Another modern forage cap I just acquired from it's former owner, a Scots Guards officer. Made of the dark khaki barathea used by Foot Guards regiments.
Small cap badge & Royal Stewart Tartan patches, unique to this regiment. Made, as usual, by Herbert Johnson.

BobS

[Michael Ryan]

Thanks BobS
Regards MR

[Jerry B]

renamed and now a sticky thread.

[Michael Ryan]

Hi, Congratulations on your thread being designated as a "sticky". I now feel happier showing caps as I was concerned that I may have been encroaching on your thread but as a reference, I feel happy to add a few caps. Some to view. Regards Michael R