Jun 9, 2022
Me as Private Polly/Oliver “Ozzer” Perks from Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett
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Me as Private Polly/Oliver “Ozzer” Perks from Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett
@woodsmokeandwords as Corporal Maladict
Photo by @electrospectrum
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Back on my (gay) bullshit
Me as Private Polly/Oliver “Ozzer” Perks from Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett
@woodsmokeandwords as Corporal Maladict
Photo by @electrospectrum
Tonight was the last game of the season. It was sooo cold and rainy, and for the majority of the time the band was packed like sardines under neath the large space under the bleachers and we played stand tunes whilst the band director told us what was going on with the game since we weren't able to have a good view
Even tho it was cold and rainy, I still had fun. And I'm so sad the seasons over already... IT HAPPENED SO FAST😞
Officers' shako, Gloucestershire Yeomanry, 1848 (circa).
The volunteer Yeomanry cavalry units were originally formed in the 1790s as a response to the invasion threat from Revolutionary France. However, they were also used to support the civil authority to put down political and social disturbances. This continued until the mid-19th century when police forces took over this role. The yeomanry then concentrated on local defence.
NAM Accession Number
NAM. 1980-09-52-1
Copyright/Ownership
National Army Museum, London
Location
National Army Museum, Study collection
Object URL
http://www.nam.ac.uk/online-collection/detail.php?acc=1980-09-52-1
An 86th or Royal County Down Regiment of Foot Officer’s Bell top Shako
An 86th or Royal County Down regiment of Foot officer’s Bell top shako with a velvet backed chin chain introduced circa 1840. A superb example of an officer’s shako manufactured by J.Jones of Regent Street , London and No.16, Bachelors Walk, Dublin. The shako comprises a beaver felt shako body which still retains some of its original beaver skin fur knap. The shako stands 7” tall at the sides and on each side has V shape leather straps which are designed to provide some support to the shako body. The dished leather sunken crown is approximately 11” in diameter. The front peak is approximately 2 ½” wide at the centre and projects downwards. The universal fire gilt helmet plate comprises a seven pointed rayed star and large QVC crown. In the centre of the plate is an eight pointed silver (white metal) cut star over which rests a title strap with Royal County Down surrounded by a wreath of laurel leaves and a sphinx at the top. In the centre of this device is an Irish harp and crown and behind this device are rich royal blue and green enamels. On each side are battle honours for India and Bourbon and below the Arabic numerals for 86. The interior retains is original leather sweat band but is missing its crimson silk liner although clear evidence of this is visible. The top of the shako has a crimson silk liner with the makers label attached. The shako is in excellent original condition although there is evidence of one or two very minor splits to the shako body which are barely visible and do not detract from the overall appearance of this fine shako. The shako would have had a white over red woollen pompom which is now missing. This would have been attached to a slider located behind the universal helmet plate and as such the crown does not have the earlier method of securing a tall feather through a tube and wing nut device.
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I didn't tell you guys but for the Christmas parade last Saturday, I got fitted for a shako before we left and I got to march with it you don't understand how much that meant to me bc being in pit doesn't feel all that important but I was recognised as being a marching band member and even tho we had to march up and downhill for an hour while playing deck the halls on repeat, it was a good day even tho my hands almost froze on the cymbals
Plumes and Sunsets
Yesss we checked out uniforms today and honestly I just absolutely love them like
This will be the first time I've ever marched with a uniform. I've marched in T-shirt and khakis (our main uniform for football season) but the uniform looks so nice and so does the hat and I just love them and band in general so much.
And on that note, does anyone have any tips on getting your hair to fit under your hat? I just have very long and thick hair and I'm finding myself unable to fit the hat.