Chas C Stadden Regimental Colour 3rd East Kent Regt of Foot 1811

Approximate dimensions: Height to top of flag pole - 154mm (6.1")

Condition Good with light marks indicative of both age and usage.

The Chas C Stadden Regimental Colour 3rd East Kent Regt of Foot 1811 is a historical artifact measuring approximately 154mm to the top of the flag pole. It bears a plaque indicating the figurine as the Regimental Colour of the 3rd (East Kent) Regiment of Foot (The Buffs) from 1811. The branding on the plinths attributes the piece to Chas Stadden.

The Buffs, also known as the Royal East Kent Regiment, dates back to 1572, making it one of the British Army's oldest regiments. Originating in Kent and based in Canterbury, the Buffs earned a distinguished reputation, accumulating a total of one hundred and sixteen battle honours over its long history. Under the Childers Reforms in 1881, it became the Buffs (East Kent Regiment), and later, on 3 June 1935, the Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment).

Item specifics:

• Height to top of flag pole: 154mm (6.1 inches)
• Plaque inscription: Regimental Colour, 3rd (East Kent) Regt of Foot (The Buffs) 1811
• Branding: Chas Stadden