Our Regiments. No. V- The Royal Scots Greys.- "Second to None."- Part1.

For Sale is a 4 Page 8 Side Supplement to "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 30th, 1898," called "Our Regiments, No. V.- The Royal Scots Greys.- "Second to None."- Part 1," showing an Article with the Following Photographs.

   1- A Group of Officers.
   2- General Sir Thomas Dalziel, First in Command of the Scots Greys, 1681. (Portrait)
   3- Officers' Mess Room, with Table laid with Plate.
   4- Sword belonging to Sergt. Ewart.
   5- Officers' Anteroom.
   6- Letter authorising Moustaches to be worn in Regiment from Major-Gen. Somerset to Gen. Sir James Stewart, who, on August 18th, 1822, wrote from Dalkeith to say that in consequence of this letter Moustaches should remain permanent on the Greys.
   7- Troop in Marching Order.
   8- Troop Challenge Shield Presented by the Officers of the Regiment.
   9- Sash and Medal worn by Colonel James Inglis Hamilton, of Murdilston, Lanarkshire, at Waterloo, and Old Regimental Letter Box used throughthe Campaign. (The Letter Box has a Leather Strap behind, and was always carried on a man's back on the line of March.)
   10- Types of Dress. -  Drill Order.  Standard Bearer Sergt.-Major.  Review Order.  Mounted Orderly.  Dismounted Orderly.
   11- The Woman-Trooper of the Scots Greys- From a Sketch in the officers' Mess Room.
   12- Regimental Sergt.-Major Duncan.
   13- Trumpeter.
   14- Band with Silver DRums and Trumpeters.
   15- Non-Commissioned Officers.
   16- The Minstrel Troupe.
   17- The Sergeants' Mess Plate.

Condition is Very Good,