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KD Burke Rifle Green? 19th July 13, 12:46 PM
Steve Ashton Is this what you are talking... 19th July 13, 12:56 PM
Deirachel Google gave me this: ... 19th July 13, 07:21 PM
OC Richard The Army doublets are of a... 19th July 13, 08:07 PM
KD Burke Thanks, Steve, for the... 20th July 13, 06:49 PM
robbiethepiper www.hainsworth.co.uk - ... 21st July 13, 02:11 AM
KD Burke Hainsworth is a find! Thanks! 21st July 13, 08:36 AM
Chris 03 Kochan and Phillips imports... 2nd August 13, 07:50 AM
Geoff Withnell Rifle green is a color used... 2nd August 13, 05:39 PM
MacMillan of Rathdown As Jeff has pointed out Rifle... 2nd August 13, 10:47 PM
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    The Army doublets are of a colour called Archer Green. It is extremely dark and is quite often mistaken for black.

    Those sites are calling it Rifle Green, possibly because it was worn by The Cameronians, The Scottish Rifles.

    Here it is! Yes those doublets are Archer Green



    Archer Green doublets were first introduced by The Cameron Highlanders in the 1840s, for their pipers. By the late 19th century the pipers of all the Highland regiments were wearing them. In 1953 Archer Green coatees were introduced to all ranks of the Highland regiments.
    Last edited by OC Richard; 19th July 13 at 08:15 PM.
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