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Image	Category	Era	Summary
	Badges	1869 - 1878	Badge: Shako plate as worn by officers in the 61st South Gloucestershire Regiment. 1869-1878.
	Badges	1869 - 1878	Badge: Two shako plates, as worn by the 28th North Gloucestershire Regiment. 1869-1878.
	Badges	1869 - 1878	Badge: Shako plate, as worn by other ranks in the 61st South Gloucestershire Regiment, 1869-1878.
	Clothing (Headgear)	1899	Head Dress: White cap cover for other ranks' field service cap. As worn by the 2nd Volunteer Battalion, The Gloucestershire Regiment. c.1900.
	Clothing (Headgear)	1880	Head Dress: White cap cover for officer's field service cap. As worn by the 2nd Volunteer Battalion, The Gloucestershire Regiment. c.1880-1890.
	Badges	1869 - 1878	Badge: Bronzed shako plate, as worn by the 28th North Gloucestershire Regiment. 1869-1878.
	Clothing (Uniform)	1908	Uniform: Two pairs of officer's mess Wellington boots, boxed for spurs. Manufactured by Peal & Co., London. Worn by Major J.H. Scott-Tucker. The Gloucestershire Regiment. c. 1908-1925.
	Clothing (Headgear)	1869 - 1878	Head Dress: Dark blue kepi with silver lace and furniture, rifle-green pom-pom, as worn by the Royal North Gloucestershire Militia. c. 1869-1878. With initials CHF inside lining
	Cards	1905	Postcard: "Unveiling of the Memorial to the Heroes of the Gloucestershire Regiment by Field Marshal Lord Roberts, VC, KG, at Bristol, on March 4th 1905 ."
	Photographs	1928	Photograph: Bristol F2B fighter. Royal Air Force, Egypt 1928.