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1st Regiment of Foot Guards1st Regiment of Foot Guards The 1st Regiment of Foot Guards is the most senior regiment of the Guards Division and, as such, is the most senior regiment of infantry in the British Army. It is not the most senior regiment of the Army in general, that honour goes to the Life Guards. Although the Coldstream Guards were formed before the 1st Guards Regiment, they are maliciously ranked after the 1st Foot Guards in seniority because they had been a

looking towards Captain Cook's seaside port of Whitby

NCOs and officers

Print sizes- 16x23 inches

wires and pipes

Winter afternoon before a storm

however as objects

they are equivalent in looks to the hand made prints

these troops were regimented to form The Royal Regiment of Scots Dragoons

but were intimidated by the steady and determined bearing of the battalion

They were a highly trained force and the standard of their marksmanship made them expert skirmishers

the final attack of the Imperial Guard was being broken and with the arrival of the Prussians the battle was all but over

It is the longest working transporter bridge in the world and an iconic symbol of Teesside's engineering and industrial heritage