The King's Dispatches

While many people are familiar with the Daniel Servos coat, an officer of the Indian Department during the American Revolution...

For years it has seemed as if the Regimental muster rolls of the King’s Regiment were lost, with no possibility of ever retrieving them...

One of the most neglected and notoriously incorrect pieces of clothing, is also one of the easiest to correct, that of the wool mitten.

The “Canada Cap”, also known as the “Canadian Cap”, one of the most well-known pieces of clothing unique to Canada...

hile we have discussed clothing within the context of the winter and the Army in the North, to this point we have yet to discuss...

Blanket coats, one of the most well-known pieces of winter equipment and often one of the most badly reproduced...

The first of our posts on winter clothing and equipment within the British Army in the North, is one of the more obscure items...

I haven't written about this subject in a while, but I have a few posts lined up about fops, beauty recipes and military hairstyles.

Marmalade as we know it within North America and Great Britain isn’t quite the same as that consumed around the world.

Preservation of food for the soldiers of the British and Continental armies was an essential part of success in warfare. Without proper rati

A Preliminary Examination of the Role of the King’s Regiment within Quebec City.

Styles and Methods for Preparing British Military Hair in the Revolution March 04, 2019  /  Trisha da Cunha Today we will be continuing...