42nd highlander regiment double breasted doublet in Crimea.....

[Shinenotburn]

Try this for reference.

https://www.britishempire.co.uk/forc...hpiper1854.htm

The kilt does not look too much like a Royal Stewart, but that is what they wore.

Good luck with your project.

[figheadair]

Try this for reference.

https://www.britishempire.co.uk/forc...hpiper1854.htm

The kilt does not look too much like a Royal Stewart, but that is what they wore.

The 42nd were were given permission to wear the Royal Stewart in 1865; before then they wore the Music Tartan which is what is shown in the image linked. More here - 42nd Band Tartan.

[JAVIER SANCHEZ]

Try this for reference.

https://www.britishempire.co.uk/forc...hpiper1854.htm

The kilt does not look too much like a Royal Stewart, but that is what they wore.

Good luck with your project.

Thanks for the refernce..... I´ve a cuestion about that..... In the picture, It looks like the jacket lacks the "inverness flaps" below.... it´s that correct??? In that case, how it´s the design of the jacket´s back???

Sorry for the inconveniences that I can cause, but I try to do a accurate version of Fenton´s photograph, and I don´t want leave any detail whitout investigate....

THANKS A LOT AGAIN

[figheadair]

Thanks for the refernce..... I´ve a cuestion about that..... In the picture, It looks like the jacket lacks the "inverness flaps" below.... it´s that correct??? In that case, how it´s the design of the jacket´s back???

Sorry for the inconveniences that I can cause, but I try to do a accurate version of Fenton´s photograph, and I don´t want leave any detail whitout investigate....

THANKS A LOT AGAIN

The style is older that the later doublet style with tashes (Inverness Skirts/Flaps), none survive so far as I know and I’ve never seen a picture of the back. In style it likes more like a Napoleonic era cavalry doublet.