The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

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The 47th (Lancashire) Regiment
1881 The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

The 81st Regiment of Foot (Loyal Lincoln Volunteers)
1881 2nd Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

Letter Crests

“LANCASHIRE” / “REGIMENT”

Worn 1855-1881. (Ryan fig.75)

“LANCASHIRE” / “REGIMENT”

Worn 1855-1881. Slight variation in spacing of title and style of numbers. (Ryan fig.75)

Another version exists with “THE” in the title, “THE LANCASHIRE” / “REGIMENT”

(Ryan fig.76) Photo needed.

 

“THE LANCASHIRE REGIMENT”

47th The Lancashire Regiment Other Ranks pre 1871

 

“LOYAL LINCOLN” / “VOLUNTEERS”

Centre Crown over 81

Worn 1855-1881. (Ryan Fig.118)

 

“LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT”

Gilt Rose

Worn 1881-1901

 

“LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT”

Gilt Rose

Variation of above, with much smaller rose and smaller lion / crown.

Slight variation in outer ring.

 

 

Another version exists with the title “LOYAL LANCASHIRE REGIMENT” with “REGIMENT” below.

Silver Rose

(Ryan fig.213)

 

 

“3rd REGt DUKE OF LANCASTER’S OWN”

3rd Duke of Lancasters Own Militia Officers.

Became 3rd & 4th Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment in 1881.

 

“MILITIA” / “3rd DUKE OF LANCASTERS OWN”

3rd Duke of Lancasters Own Militia Other Ranks.

Centre is a Crown over a Rose surrounded by a wreath.

Became 3rd & 4th Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment in 1881.

 

“3rd DUKE OF LANCASTERS OWN”

3rd Duke of Lancasters Own Militia Officers.

Became 3rd & 4th Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment in 1881.

 

1st Volunteer Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

 

“LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGt” / “2nd VOLr BATn”

2nd Volunteer Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

 

“LANCASHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS”

11th Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corps  (PRESTON).

Became 1st Volunteer Bn The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment in 1882.

 

“LOYAL LINCOLN” / “VOLUNTEERS”

Loyal Lincoln Volunteers, Officers, white metal.

 

“LOYAL LINCOLN” / “VOLUNTEERS”

Loyal Lincoln Volunteers, Other Ranks, brass metal.

 

“LANCASHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS”

27th Lancashire Volunteer Rifle Corps

Became 14th LRVC Bolton then 2nd Volunteer Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment in 1882.

 

The East Lancashire Regiment

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The 30th, or 1st Cambridge Regiment
1881 The East Lancashire Regiment

The 59th, or 2nd Battalion, The Nottinghamshire Regiment
1881 2nd Battalion, The East Lancashire Regiment

Letter Crests

Officers 1855-1881
(Ryan fig.45)

Another version exists with a different 3, having a straight edge to its top.
(Ryan fig.46) PHOTO NEEDED.

Variation but possibly Indian?

Other Rank’s pre 1871

 

2nd Nottinghamshire Regiment, Officers 1855-1881
(Ryan fig.92)

 

Officers 1855-1881
variation without “REGIMENT” in the title.

Officers 1881-1901
(Ryan fig.197)
Variations in Spinx and Rose.

Officers 1881-1901
(Ryan fig.197)
Variations in Spinx and Rose.

Officers 1881-1901
(Ryan fig.197)
Variations in Spinx and Rose.

 

“2nd LANCASHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS”

2nd Lancashire Rifle Volunteers became 1st Battalion East Lancashire Regiment 1889.

 

Volunteer Battalion 1881-1901

The Lancashire Fusiliers

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The 20th, East Devon Regiment of Foot
1881 The Lancashire Fusiliers

 

Letter Crests

“EAST DEVONSHIRE” / “REGIMENT”

20th East Devonshire Regiment Officers 1855-1881
(Ryan fig.31)

 

“THE LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS”

The Lancashire Fusiliers Officers 1881-1901
(Ryan fig.186)

 

“THE LANCASHIRE” / “FUSILIERS”

The Lancashire Fusiliers Officers 1881-1901
Variation in the title, “THE LANCASHIRE” over “FUSILIERS”

 

“THE LANCASHIRE” / “FUSILIERS”

The Lancashire Fusiliers Volunteer Battalion 1881-1901

 

7th Lancashire Militia

Officers  silver 1859 hallmarked.

7th Lancashire Militia raised at Bury 1855.

Became 7th Royal Lancashire Militia in 1864.

Became 3rd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers 1881.

Re-designated  5th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers in 1898.

Ex. Hugh King collection and described as 24th (Rochdale) Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corp, however I have seen photographic evidence that members of the 7th Lancashire Militia actually wore this clasp.

(24th Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corps,  formed at Rochdale 24th February 1860, re-designated 12th in 1880 and became 2nd VB Lancashire Fusiliers in 1883.)

7th Lancashire Militia

Other Ranks, white metal.