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| Taken from a contemporary military artist's notebook, this shows that the pouch used in full dress by the Blues at this time was a form of undress pouch, by which I man that they did not replace the 1814 version with an embroidered design as the Life Guards regiments did, but used instead a black patent leather one with a gilt oval badge bearing the royal coat of arms. The pouchbelt is the pattern used today (see: Officer's pouchbelt - final version). |
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