The five Foot Guards regiments are represented on this mug with two figures per regiment. The regiments are displayed in the order in which they would be when on parade. The Coldstream Guards are at one end even though they are the 2nd Foot Guards - because their regimental motto is 'Second to None'.

Superior quality Brigade of Guards Polyester striped Bow Tie in Regimental Colours. Blazer Badges also available please contact for details.

Superior quality Brigade of Guards Polyester striped Tie in Regimental Colours. Blazer Badges also available please contact for details.

Bronze effect Regimental Boots and Beret with regimental Insignia. Grenadier Guards Regiment depicted many others available Contact us for details.

A unique Grenadier Guard Cap Badge design Pin. An ideal gift for serving and veteran personnel. Matching cuff links and tie bars also available.

A unique Grenadier Guard design Pin. An ideal gift for serving and veteran personnel. Matching cuff links and tie bars also available.

Mahogany finish plaque (size approx. 10cm x 15cm) encompassing a pewter Grenadier Guards Regiment Badge and pewter SA80 Bayonet.

Optional Engraved Trophy Plaque (50mm x 25mm) may be added. Check engraved Trophy Plaque Box and add text if required.

A two tier mahogany finish colored base Regimental Wall Shield. Over 200 various wall shields available. Contact us for details.

Optional Engraved Trophy Plaque (70mm x15mm) above the shield may be added. Check engraved Trophy Plaque Box and add text if required

Like the other Guards regiments, the Great British Guardsman wears the traditional "Home Service Dress"of a scarlet tunic and bearskin. The bearskin hat was worn by British Soldiers in the 17th Century to add to the apparent height and impressive appearance of these troops both on the parade ground and the battlefield. The Great British Guardsman can be seen every day guarding Buckingham Palace. This Guardsman wears a plush bearskin hat . and a red tunic with embroidered epaulets. His belt has a die caste buckle matching his brass buttons.