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Royal Dublin Fusiliers
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Here is my next find - 4th (Reserve) Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers single card from the deck.
This unit was designed mainly for a soldiers who were recovering from their wounds or waiting results from medical comission, so why not spend some time and play cards?;)
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Today's arrival: 2nd Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers - Battalion Orders, 8 March, 1895 by battalion commander. Quetta.
Does someone know how often these Battalion Orders were printed (daily bases I presume because next day Orderly Officer is mentioned?), how these orders were kept, how many copies they may produced, etc? Looks like it is done on the good quality paper by proper press, so, I presume that there was reason for that and they produced many copies. Meantime I haven't seen them floating around.
Interesting paper and I am very pleased to have it
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My next pick up arrived today all the way from Australia. This one wasn't cheap bought but very unusual design catched my eyes + RDF brooches do not show up often, so most of my this month student grant was well spent;)
Does any of you have seen similar designs and can determinate the period and the maker?
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I attended the show in The North Star Hotel over the weekend. I saw alot of Irish regimental stuff because this time I was keeping an eye out. Alot of Royal Irish trio's ranging from €200 - €250. Munster Fusilier, Connaught Ranger and Leinster trio's were also ranging from €200 - €250.
I saw two nice RDF cap badges which were both priced at €50 euro, one in particular was very nice. The only RDF trio I saw for sale at the show was for €1600.
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Hi, didn't make the North Star yesterday (actually forgot it was on) but heres a couple of photos of a Royal Dublin Fusiliers Captains tunic that I have in my collection. Apart from some moth grazing its in pretty good shape.
Thank you for the pictures. Great tunic. There's another fair in the not too distant future anyway. As I already mentioned prices for RDF items were through the roof so I assume the next fair will be the same. 0
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