those look splendid!

Don't worry about that, just join in!

ok.. hooked

Welcome Tim!

I am sure the members here will try and help woth any info you need.. let's see some of your project when you get it on the road

References to infantry wearing cavalry armour in Ireland during assaults suggests some units may still have at least carried some armour but the nationality is not clear.

VERY NICE WORK TRULS

Been abroad on hols Phil - thanks for this - very interesting - those O'Brogains get everywhere!

Hello Jim and Jim - Jim squared????[flash=][/flash] Sorry for late reply, on hols in Bella Italia. I will be at Falkirk (if they let me in!) but not trading or gaming. I'll run a market stall from the back of the car :roll: Can bring a couple of books Jim no probs - we can hook up over a cup of hot ...

Correct Joe they are not

Jim, it weighs quite a bit, so I'd need a f****** Harley to drop it around my paper round

great effort then!

Hi, I wouldn't say so because the English imagery would not have been relevant - star and garter/St Georges's cross etc. I have a book about the siege of Naarden in 1673 which shows the uniform to be roughly the same (facings yellow instead of orange coat dark blue grey but it does not detail the st...

excellent! everybody is happy now

So glad to hear that Rohan. Truls, your book was definitely sent.. Are Norwegian Post usually that late?

are they rowing it to NORWAY?

COME ON! I know it has already reached Antarctica, Papua New Guinea, Myanmar, Sao Tome and even...... Cumbernauld!