1st Regiment of Foot Guards Size:A3 They were joined by two

They were joined by two more troops in November 1793

this charming image is ideal for the nursery or children's room

Each photograph is signed by Paul Berriff and comes with edition number and certificate of authenticity

and a tricolour woollen ball tuft with an embroidered eagle

During their earlier history the Chasseur Regiments lacked the higher profile of the identically-armed (but much more lavishly uniformed) Hussars

1st Regiment of Foot Guards Size:A3 They were joined by two1st Regiment of Foot Guards The 1st Regiment of Foot Guards is the most senior regiment of the Guards Division and, as such, is the most senior regiment of infantry in the British Army. It is not the most senior regiment of the Army in general, that honour goes to the Life Guards. Although the Coldstream Guards were formed before the 1st Guards Regiment, they are maliciously ranked after the 1st Foot Guards in seniority because they had been a