The 24th Regiment at Isandlwana. Her Majesty decorating the recovered colours of the 1st Battlion, Osborne House.

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I think this print is or was on sale on Ebay a couple of days ago .
90th

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I think your right, but wasnt the other copy, black and white.

Chard .
It's Still for sale . I've seen the black and white one around as well , but it was the coloured print which I thought was still on ebay , and here it is .

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90th agree

A variation from Pictorial World.

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John Young Collection.

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Cracking image JY.

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Just to let you know, there is no U in Osborne House and of course only one Colour decorated - The Union Colour - the Queen’s Colour 1/24th. Although the Colour Party did have the Regimental Colour of the 1st Battlion present at the ceremony. The Ensign carrying the Queen’s Colour was Lt W Weallens. Date 28 July 1880.

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Steve Reinstadtler

» Charles Robson, Zulu weapons, Osborne House.
» 1st Battalion 24th Regiment side-drum recovered from Isandhlwana, 1879
» Presentation of the Colours to ‘A Company, 24th Regiment’
» PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE 2nd BATTALION 24th REGIMENT.
» repairing of the recovered colours