British Empire Title

Royal Horse Artillery


Officer’s Sabretache c1834 Detail


This early design for the Artillery sabretache is fairly well spaced out, not as tightly arranged as the later design. The Royal Arms has a gilt shield in the centre. The canon is also gilt metal and represents the 9-pounder gun that had been use since 1808. As well as the all-encompassing battle honour UBIQUE the motto QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT was adopted at this time, in the 1830s.


Regimental Details | Sabretaches



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