Horse Guards Uniform Helmet at Frank White blog

Horse Guards Uniform Helmet. Although each of the regiments has a single plate, the various orders of dress were worn throughout the regiments. While on guard, the soldiers carry swords. The most immediately noticeable feature of the royal guards' iconic bearskin hat is the silhouette it creates. We are honoured to have provided 50 new helmets to the governor general's horse guards. The household cavalry mounted regiment provides the king's life guard, the mounted guard at the entrance to horse guards. When the helmets were first introduced in the household cavalry, the royal horse. Instead of fitting under the chin, the gold chain straps for the bearskins fit under the guards' lips. But another detail that catches the eye is the way the hat is held onto the head. A long horse hair plume is mounted at the top of the helmet. All three regiments wore the same. Members of the life guards wear white plumes, while the blues and royals wear red. They also wear breastplates or cuirassier. The regiment is allied with the blues and royals and the queen's 1st dragoon guards.

All three regiments wore the same. The most immediately noticeable feature of the royal guards' iconic bearskin hat is the silhouette it creates. While on guard, the soldiers carry swords. When the helmets were first introduced in the household cavalry, the royal horse. The regiment is allied with the blues and royals and the queen's 1st dragoon guards. The household cavalry mounted regiment provides the king's life guard, the mounted guard at the entrance to horse guards. They also wear breastplates or cuirassier. Instead of fitting under the chin, the gold chain straps for the bearskins fit under the guards' lips. We are honoured to have provided 50 new helmets to the governor general's horse guards. Members of the life guards wear white plumes, while the blues and royals wear red.

Then there's this from the Horse Guards museum, which is of an officers Uniform worn at Waterloo

Horse Guards Uniform Helmet But another detail that catches the eye is the way the hat is held onto the head. They also wear breastplates or cuirassier. Members of the life guards wear white plumes, while the blues and royals wear red. We are honoured to have provided 50 new helmets to the governor general's horse guards. When the helmets were first introduced in the household cavalry, the royal horse. While on guard, the soldiers carry swords. A long horse hair plume is mounted at the top of the helmet. All three regiments wore the same. The most immediately noticeable feature of the royal guards' iconic bearskin hat is the silhouette it creates. Although each of the regiments has a single plate, the various orders of dress were worn throughout the regiments. Instead of fitting under the chin, the gold chain straps for the bearskins fit under the guards' lips. The regiment is allied with the blues and royals and the queen's 1st dragoon guards. But another detail that catches the eye is the way the hat is held onto the head. The household cavalry mounted regiment provides the king's life guard, the mounted guard at the entrance to horse guards.