The Corps and Regiments - The Ben Silver Collection

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R01- Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders
R02- Duke of Wellington’s Regiment
R06- Hampshire Regiment
R07- Inns of Court
R08- 6th Battalion East Surrey
R10- 15th & 19th The King’s Royal Hussars
R11- Malaya Regiment
R14- The King’s Own Hussars
R15- Royal Army Medical Corps
R21- Punjab Frontier Force
R24- 1st Gloucestershire Regiment
R28- Black Watch Regiment
R30- The Royal Marines
R34- 9th Queen’s Royal Lancers
R36- Royal Dublin Fusiliers
R37- 2nd Battalion Highland Light Infantry
R38- 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers
R43- Yorkshire Hussars
R44- Fife and Forfar Yeomanry
R47- The King’s Own Royal Regiment
R58- Dorset Yeomanry
R68- 117th London Regiment
R72- Sam Browne’s Cavalry
R84- 1st/ 2nd King's Regiment
R87- 1st Battalion 2nd Punjab Regiment
R90- 22nd London Regiment
R93- West Somerset Yeomanry
R113- Royal Household Cricket
R115- Brigade Of Guards
R123- 3rd King’s Own Hussars
R124- Staffordshire Yeomanry
R130- 5th Royal Battalion, 5th Mahratta Light Infantry
R141- 2nd Bombay Pioneers
R145- Oxford Old Rossall
R172- 3rd Battalion Royal West Kent
R173- 4th Battalion York and Lancaster-white warp
R177- Royal Military College Sandhurst White Warp
R183- Royal Welch Fusiliers
R195- Sherwood Foresters
R202- Army Day Corps
R208- West Somerset Yeomanry

Steeped in British military tradition, these regimental ties display the distinctive colors associated with historic regiments and corps. Often inspired by military uniforms and regimental symbolism, these stripes represent a proud heritage of service, loyalty, and tradition.