The Duke of Wellington’s Regiment (West Riding)

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The 33rd (The Duke of Wellington’s) Regiment of Foot
1881 The Duke of Wellington’s Regiment (West Riding)

 

The 76th Regiment of Foot
1881 2nd Battalion, The Duke of Wellington’s Regiment (West Riding)

 

 

Letter Crests

 

“THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON’S” / “REGIMENT”

Centre Crown over 33

Worn 1855-1881

(Ryan Fig.52 and 53 Variation in the number 3) Photo’s needed

 

“THE DUKE OF WELLINGTONS” / “REGIMENT”

33rd The Duke of Wellingtons Regiment Other Ranks Pre.1871

 

“REGIMENT”

76th Regiment Worn 1855-1881 (Ryan Fig.112)

 

76th Other Ranks Pre.1871

 

“THE WEST RIDING” / “REGIMENT”

The West Riding Regiment

Worn 1881-1901 (Ryan Fig.200)

 

“THE WEST RIDING REGt” / “1st VOLr BATTn”

1st Volunteer Battalion The West Riding Regiment

Worn 1887-1901

 

“THE WEST RIDING REGt” / “2nd VOLr BATTn”

2nd Volunteer Battalion The West Riding Regiment

Worn 1887-1901

 

 

“SIXTH WEST YORK”

6th West York Militia, became 3rd and 4th Battalion Duke of Wellingtons West Riding Regiment in 1881.

 

“GOD AND FATHERLAND” / “SADDLEWORTH”

34th Yorkshire West Riding Rifle Volunteers (Saddleworth)

In 1883 became the 2nd VB the Duke of Wellington Regiment

 

The Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry

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The 32nd, or Cornwall Regiment
1858 The 32nd (Cornwall) Light Infantry
1881 The Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry

The 46th (South Devon) Regiment
1881 2nd Battalion, the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry

Letter Crests

 

Officers 1855-1858
(Ryan fig.48)

 

Officers 1858-1881
(Ryan fig.51)

Ryan lists two further Officers clasps worn 1855-1881
THE CORNWALL / REGIMENT with Crown over Horn 32 centre
1858 worn briefly (Ryan fig.49) PHOTO NEEDED

CORNWALL / REGIMENT with Crown over bugle 32 centre
1858-1881 (Ryan fig.50) PHOTO NEEDED

 

SOUTH DEVON / REGIMENT

Officers Pre-1881 (Ryan fig.74)

 

SOUTH DEVONSHIRE / REGIMENT

Officers Pre-1881 (Ryan fig.73) Possibly only worn briefly before 1881.

 

46th Other Rank’s pre 1871.
Composite image from two orignal parts.

 

Officers post 1881
(Ryan fig.199)

Variation in centres of post 1881 Officers centre.

Unusual post 1881, believed to be Senior NCO’s. Notice the ends are not the usual acorn ends and the “OF” in “The Duke of Cornwall” is much smaller than normal.

 

DUKE of CORNWALL’S Lt INFty / 2nd VOLr BATTn

Duke of Cornwall’s 2nd Volunteer Battalion