Can anyone recommend a decent UK supplier of a Napoleonic period Royal Marine Officers Hat or Infantry officers Shako?
Are there any UK groups out there who portray the Royal Marines?
Cheers
Rob
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RM Officer's hat on ebay now Item number: 290300224328
Some of my lot like Toad's Shakos. I'm not sure myself but check them out http://sites.google.com/site/toadshakos/
John Anastasio can probably sort you out http://napoleonic-uniforms.co.uk/Headwear.html
Good luck.
Some of my lot like Toad's Shakos. I'm not sure myself but check them out http://sites.google.com/site/toadshakos/
John Anastasio can probably sort you out http://napoleonic-uniforms.co.uk/Headwear.html
Good luck.
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Rob Elliott wrote:
Are there any UK groups out there who portray the Royal Marines?
Cheers
Rob
Try HMS
http://www.hms.org.uk/aboutusmarine.htm
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http://www.13thfoot.co.uk or http://www.facebook.com/LaceWars
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http://www.13thfoot.co.uk or http://www.facebook.com/LaceWars
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my group do Royal Navy along side our Infantry, we've some pictures on our site www.41st-foot.co.uk
we attended Copenhagen for the Bicentenary, and were part of Trafalgar 200 as RN
we attended Copenhagen for the Bicentenary, and were part of Trafalgar 200 as RN
This is so simple a child of 5 could understand it......quick fetch me a child of 5!
Kittyhats do a mean shako and have done tarred mariney type things in the past.....For an A1 mutts nutts officey type thing complete with shellaced leatherwork bells and whistles Military Metalwork is THE place to go but I think he's booked up for a while.
http://livinghistory.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16623 But his stuff is worth waiting for
Private purchase Tarleton? Suit you Sir!


http://livinghistory.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16623 But his stuff is worth waiting for

Private purchase Tarleton? Suit you Sir!


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Hraefn wrote:Private purchase Tarleton? Suit you Sir!
Oh. that's nice.
Why don't you just parade tarleton's under my nose when I can't afford one.
Next year maybe...
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