42nd Regiment Band or Musicians’ Tartan Introduction Regimental Bands have been part of Highland Regiments since the late 18th century; however, they, unlike pipers, were not part of the official regimental establishme

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Date: 2015-10-28 14:05:32 Highland regiments Royal Regiment of Scotland Military organization Clothing Scottish dress Military of Scotland Tartans Kilt Highlanders Royal Stewart tartan Black Watch 93rd (Sutherland Highlanders) Regiment of Foot		42nd Regiment Band or Musicians’ Tartan Introduction Regimental Bands have been part of Highland Regiments since the late 18th century; however, they, unlike pipers, were not part of the official regimental establishme Add to Reading List Source URL: www.scottishtartans.co.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,35 MB Share Document on Facebook

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