British Glengarry Side Cap: 25th Holsters & Cases The first pattern national eagle

The first pattern national eagle was utilized until a modified second pattern eagle was introduced in late 1936 or early 1937

The Mk I leaf has a wide

which itself saw service towards the end of World War I

5 inches in total length

a more distinctive standard was carried by Marines

British Glengarry Side Cap: 25th Holsters & Cases The first pattern national eagleOriginal Item: 25th Regiment of Foot, The King_s own Borderers, raised in 1689 in Edinburgh, saw service in Egypt, Martinique, Afghanistan and South Africa. Became the King's Own Scottish Borderers in 1887. St. Andrew's Cross with Castle at center surrounded by lion atop crown all in thistle wreath. Used on checker board glengarry.