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Old 15-10-12, 11:23 AM
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Default Langridge`s Dress Distinctions

Mention is made by Laurie Archer of Langridge`s Dress Distinctions in his "Notes for Military Badge Collectors".

He mentions a number of these publications for Cavalry Regiments from the late 1950`s and 1960.

Has anyone got any copies or seen any of them and were they prepared for just Cavalry Regiments ?

It seems that according to these publications many members of cavalry regiments were still wearing kings crown cap badges at the time the publications were prepared.

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as far as I know all were by Bernard Cox and were cavalry only, I think there are 12 volumes published 1959-1962. Regiments included;

2 DG
3 Carabiniers
4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards
5th RIDG
4 Hussars
7 Hussars
8 Hussars
9 Lancers
10 Hussars
11 Hussars
12 Lancers
15/19th Hussars


I have copies of the 5RIDG & 8KRIH and I have seen the 4th/7th RDG.

I am sure more details will follow from those more knowledgeable.

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Thanks John,

They sound like a great source of information.

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I have got the 9th Lancers and 3rd Carbs......

The chap who did these obviously visited the QM stores of the Regiment he was describing. There is some great detail and very accurate drawings. The books are all published in 1962 and the information in them is basically what the regiments were wearing at the time.
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Peter

as far as I know all were by Bernard Cox and were cavalry only, I think there are 12 volumes published 1959-1962. Regiments included;

2 DG
3 Carabiniers
4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards
5th RIDG
4 Hussars
7 Hussars
8 Hussars
9 Lancers
10 Hussars
11 Hussars
12 Lancers
15/19th Hussars


I have copies of the 5RIDG & 8KRIH and I have seen the 4th/7th RDG.

I am sure more details will follow from those more knowledgeable.

John
John

I think you've just about covered it, the only thing I would add is there were up dated versions and supplements published for some of the regiments.

They are still available at a reasonable price from s/h book dealers on & off line.

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Default Langridge's Dress Distictions

Just a quick query on Bob Cox's very detailed booklets on the badges and uniforms as worn by the cavalry regiments published 1959-1962.

To date I have:

2DG 1960
3Carabiniers(POW DG) 1962
4/7RDG 1961
5RIDG 1959
7H 1959
7H Supplement 1959
QOH 1960
8H 1959
9L 1962
11H 1960
12L 1960
15/19H 1961

I see from John Mulcahy's summary elsewhere on the Forum that I am missing those of the 4th and 10th Hussars.

My query is therefore are we certain that these exist and has anyone seen copies as I find they are very elusive?

Any clues would be very much appreciated.

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Old 26-06-15, 05:07 PM
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The British Library appear to have them

The Dress Distinctions of the 10th Hussars, P.W.O. [Illustrations, with accompanying text. By Bernard William Cox. With a supplement.]
Great Britain. Army. Cavalry. Cavalry Regiments. Tenth (Prince of Wales's Own Royal) Hussars.
Cambridge : Langridge's Military Publications, [1969, 61]


and I assume that this is the 4th Hussars

The Dress distinctions of the Queen's own Hussars.
Cambridge : Langridge's Military Publications, 1960.


as distinct from the 7th Hussars publication...

The Dress distinctions of the 7th Queen's own Hussars : supplement.
Cambridge : Langridge's Military Publications, 1959.


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http://catalogue.bl.uk/primo_library...arch&vid=BLVU1

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