King's Own Royal Regiment Museum

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HOME Museum & Collections Sales Donations Events Contact Us REGIMENTAL HISTORY 17th Century 18th Century 19th Century 20th Century First World War Second World War Actions & Movements Battle Honours FAMILY HISTORY Resources Further Reading PHOTO GALLERY ENQUIRIES FURTHER READING LINKS		Photo Gallery Restoration of Colours at Yately A detachment of the 1st Battalion, King's Own Royal Regiment, paraded on the village green at Yately, Hampshire, with the 1799 King's Colour, restored to the Regiment on 10th July 1927. The Colour was given in 1816 to Colonel Faunce, who gave it in 1828 to Captain Mason; his daughter presented it in turn to Yately Parish Church in 1922. This was the first of several stands of old Colours to be returned to the Regiment and laid up in the Regimental Chapel at Lancaster. Restoration of King’s Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0594/03 Restoration of King’s Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0594/04, KO0594/07 and KO0883/013 Restoration of King’s Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0594/05 and KO0883/015 Restoration of King’s Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0594/06 Restoration of King’s Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0594/07 Restoration of King’s Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0883/014 Restoration of the King's Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0536/01 Restoration of the King's Own Colours at Yately, 1927 Accession Number: KO0536/02 Only a proportion of our collections are on display at anyone time. Certain items are on loan for display in other institutions. An appointment is required to consult any of our collections which are held in store.