TROOPING THE COLOUR

TROOPING of THE COLOUR The Trooping of the Colour has its roots in the ceremony used for guard mounting from Horse Guards Parade, was first performed on a Sovereigns birthday for King George 111rd in London in the eighteenth century. Throughout Queen Victoria's reign, the Foot Guards performed this same ceremony in honour of her birthday (24th May) and it has continued to be held ever since on a day set aside as the Sovereign's Official Birthday.
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IMAGE	ITEM NO	DESCRIPTION	PRICE
	40108	Regimental Sergeant Major Grenadier Guards	£7.50p
	40109	Colour Point- Scots Guard	£7.50p
	40110	Receiving The Colour-Welsh Guards (2 Pce)	£25.00p
	40111	HM The Queen in the Ivory Phaeton- (5 pce set)	£115.00p
	40112	Unfurling the Colour- Coldstream Guards- (2 pce set)	£25.00p
	40113	Escort to the Cased Colours- Irish Guards (3 pce set)	£35.00p
	40114	Grenadier Guards Colour Party 5 pc	£45.00p
	40115	Scots Guard Officer and Guardsmen eight piece.	£58.00P
	40116	Colonel Life Guard Mounted	£22.00p
	40117	Princess Royal - Colonel Blues and Royals Mounted	£22.00p
	40392	Her Majesty The Queen Presenting the Standard to the Welsh Guards NEW	£35.00p
	40393	Irish Guard Colour Party (5pc) NEW	£45.00p
	41095	Grenadier Guards Officer Mounted NEW	£22.00p
	41096	Grenadier Guards Marching Six piece. NEW	£45.00p