British Army Highland Regiment Feather Bonnet
Grading Explained
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Used items
Used kit comes directly from military surplus and is graded as follows:
- Super Grade — Unissued or unused condition. The item is like new, but may not include its original packaging.
- Grade 1 — Previously issued and lightly used. Fully functional and ready for immediate use.
- Grade 2 — Heavier signs of use. Still serviceable, but may have visible defects such as small rips, stains, or minor damage to zips or fastenings.
New items
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A striking piece of traditional British Army Highland dress, this feather bonnet is the iconic headdress associated with Scotland's kilted Highland regiments.
Constructed around a lightweight frame and covered in feathers, the bonnet is finished with a regimental diced headband, plume and distinctive hanging feather tails. The exact colours and arrangement vary according to regiment, making the details particularly interesting to collectors of Scottish military dress.
The feather bonnet has a long history within Highland military dress, developing from the traditional Scottish bonnet and becoming an established feature of Highland regimental full dress during the 18th and 19th centuries. It was worn by Highland regiments on campaign as well as on parade, although by the late 19th century its use had increasingly become associated with ceremonial dress.
Main features:
- Traditional British Army Highland regimental headdress
- Full feather construction on lightweight frame
- Regimental diced headband
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Size: Adjustable up to 60CM
- 5 Hanging feather tails
- Iconic Scottish military design
- Ideal for collectors, display, ceremonial use or historical interpretation
A proper bit of Scottish military history — and considerably more interesting than a beret.
