Classification: Uniforms

Uniforms or parts of uniforms worn by a 48th Highlander on duty. May include items worn by an authorized regimental association such as White shell, OCA badges, officer’s blazer Falcon crests.

Afghanistan – Full Fighting Order – BGen G Young OMM, MSM, CD – 2006

a. Arid Helmet cover with US UCP (Universal Camouflage Pattern) Velcro rank identifier patch – Brigadier General , b. helmet, c. arid canteen cover, d. name patch, e. Arid shirt, f. Arid vest with all pouches. g. arid pants, h. tan combat boots, i. Arid slip on rank, Brigadier General, j. sunglasses, k, Afghan pattern […]

Afghanistan Combat Uniform – Sgt. Iain Kinkaid

Worn during rotation in Afghanistan. a. Arid Combat shirt with OMLT patches, b. arid combat pants, c. Tan combat boots, d. Tan combat shirt, e. OTW (outside the wire) shirt with patches, f. Frag  vest cover, g. tan gloves, h. tan cloth hat, i. olive drab flashlight, Bright Star MX – 212/U Note name and […]

Uniform of Lt. Col. Charles E. Bent, CMG, DSO, VD

Khaki tunic with ribbons and Lt. Col. rank; Sam Browne, officer’s tie, khaki shirt, belts, 48th Highlanders badge collar dogs, epaulettes with “48 HofC” pin. All belonging to Lt. Col. Bent. , Davidson tartan kilt of Major Crawford-Brown. LCol Bent transferred from the 17th Bn (Nova Scotia) in 1915 and became Commanding Officer of the […]

Brigadier Ian S JOHNSTON, CBE, DSO*, ED, CD (MID) – Tunic and Medals

Khaki tunic with Brigadier gorgets on lapels, medals mounted on chest with CBE around neck. Sam Browne, Davidson tartan kilt, glengarry and officer’s tie. All original worn by Brig. Johnston. Shirt from Museum collection. Medals: a) Distinguished Service Order with Bar; b) 1939-1945 Star; c) The Italy Star d) The France & Germany Star; e) […]

MWO Harrison Howard – Uniform

Uniform of B86665 MWO Harrison, R. Howard uniform Blue Tunic Davidson Kilt Glengarry with Cap Badge Leather Sporran with Cap Badge Hair Sporran (Warrant Officer) with badge

Sgts Sash belonging to Sgt. Rankin

Red worsted Sgt’s Sash belonging to Sgt. A. Rankin. Affixed to the sash, for display purposes by Sgt. Rankin’s family and the Museum, is the Islington Award for the Islington Royal Military Tournament of June 1897. A team of 10 Highlanders  went to England to participate in the bayonet competition, winning first the Colonial Competition, […]