bugle cords, questions
Hello
I think that Royal Regiments have Royal Cord (red-white-blue), correct ? but what about the other Regiments, what color ? can you show genuine examples of cords, WW1 or WW2 ? please thanks for your help cordially Didier |
Rather than start a new thread, I thought I would just add to this one :)
So, I have an old bugle without any cords and would like to brighten it up a bit. Now, I am a complete numpty on this subject and a trawl of ebay shows cords in many different colours. What colours are used by who (or should that be whom :confused: :rolleyes: )? |
Royal Regiments wore red/yellow/blue rather than red/white/blue dont they?
Dorset Regt wore green. Just realised I'm thinking of Drummers rather than Buglers. That's me out of ideas for the moment. |
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I could do with American army ones c1910 to go on an old bugle I have......
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Bugle cords
Leigh,
Try using a bit of black silk G(I) String. Stephen. |
I'll check the costume box, I mean spares box.
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Thanks Leigh and Andrew for your help.
Thanks for the the offer Andrew, but I have found a ratty old set that will match the battered bugle. I think it is one of the cheap knock offs that you more often find these days anyway so not worth making much fuss about. |
I was under the impression that Royal regiments wore red/yellow and blue and everybody else wore Rifle green, in honour of the Rifle regiments that introduced the bugle into Army use.
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