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ns1:P190_has_symbolic_content	"Embleem, metaal, pet. Embleem C Squadron 4th Country of London (King's Colonials) Imeperial Yeamanry. Cavalerie eenheid van vrijwilligers van het Britse leger ten tijde van de Boerenoorlog. Eenheid in 1901 opgericht met hoofdkwartier in Charing Cross, London, uit vrijwilligers van het Commonwealth die in London woonden. A Squadron British Asian B Squadron British American bijv. Canadian C Squadron Australiers en Nieuw-Zeelanders D Squadron Britsh African, bijv. Zuid-Afrika. In 1909 kwam het embleem te vervallen en werd vervangen door het kleinere 'KC'embleem. Australische Gemenebest Troepen 'Australasian". Gilded brass cap badge with two lugs to the rear. • The King’s Colonials was created in 1901 from Colonials residing in and around London, was formed originally of four squadrons representing the senior members of the Empire. A fifth squadron,’New Zealand’,was formed in 1903 but was disbanded the following year. • The first headdress was a tall felt hat, with a broad brim turned up and fastened to the left side of the crown. It was unique in bearing three badges: at the top front was the first regimental badge, on the hat band was the squadron badge,on the side, where the turned up brim was attached to the crown was a small version of the secondary badge. "^^xsd:string
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