Regimental History
The Colours of the Regiment
Regular Battalions
Colours 1846
4th Foot. Presented by Lieutenant
Colonel Breton at Kampti, India, on 24th March 1846. Carried in the
Crimea and during the Indian Mutiny. Placed in Exeter Guildhall in 1865,
restored to the Regiment by Exeter Corporation on 17th May 1938, and
laid up in the Regimental Chapel on 9th July 1938.
Accession Numbers: KO0214/02 and KO0214/03
4th Foot. Presented by Lieutenant
Colonel Breton at Kampti, India, on 24th March 1846. Carried in the
Crimea and during the Indian Mutiny. Placed in Exeter Guildhall in 1865,
restored to the Regiment by Exeter Corporation on 17th May 1938, and
laid up in the Regimental Chapel on 9th July 1938.
Accession Number: KO0214/04 and KO0214/05
Illustrations of the Colours as they appear in the Chapel of the King's
Own Royal Regiment.
Accession Numbers: KO2914/05a and KO2914/05b
Colours of the Regiment as carried from 1846.
Accession Number: KO0474/01
Parade at Lancaster by the Depot of the King's Own Royal Regiment to
mark the laying-up of the Colours in the King's Own Royal Regiment
Chapel on 9th July 1938.
Accession Number: KO0636/02
Parade at Lancaster by the Depot of the King's Own Royal Regiment to
mark the laying-up of the Colours in the King's Own Royal Regiment
Chapel on 9th July 1938.
Accession Number: KO0636/03
Only a proportion of our collections
are on display at anyone time. Certain items are on loan for display
in other institutions. An appointment is required to consult any of
our collections which are held in store.
