(Please note that, as replies come in, I will add a note to those identified)
- Ashley, Colonel
- Aston, Sir Arthur
- Astley, Sir Bernard -- White
- Bagot, Col. Richard -- Dark Blue
- Bellasyse, Col. John -- 1643 Oxford re-issue -- either Blue or Red
- Byerley, Sir Anthony -- 1644 possibly White
- Chaytor, Col. Henry
- Cooke, Col. Francis -- Blue
- Darcy, Col. Conyers -- Blue
- Duke of York -- 1644 possibly White
- Earl Rivers -- Oxford Blue
- Fitton, Sir Edward -- 1643 Oxford re-issue -- either Blue or Red
- Lambton, Sir William
- Lord Byron
- Lord Molyneux -- Burgandy suit
- Lucas, Sir Gervase -- Blue coat, White facings, Yellow breeches
- Marquis of Winchester -- Burgandy suit
- Strading, Sir Edward -- 1643 Oxford re-issue -- either Blue or Red
- Thelwell, Sir Anthony -- 1643 Oxford re-issue -- either Blue or Red
- Vaughan, Sir Henry -- Red suit, Dark Blue facings
-- Jeff
5 comments:
Earl Rivers-Oxford Blue
Lord Molyneux-Burgundy Suit
Sir Gervase Lucas-Blue Coat, White Facings, yellow breeches
Marquis of Winchester-Burgundy Suit
Sir Henry Vaughan-Red suit, dark blue facings
Arguably, bar those units who have not been investigated by units of the SK and ECWS, always worth investigating in Osprey/Caliver books by the likes of Turton and Peachey. Barring information from sources/unit flags (dominant colour coat, other colour facings) can always base unit uniform on the Tertio/army that regiment was based e.g. Oxford Blue suit etc. Hope that helps
https://www.baccus6mm.com/index.php?content=howto This page from the Baccus figure site has some info on coat colours , Tony
Bagot's-Dark Blue
Astley-White
D'Arcy-Blue
From Peachey and Prince:
Belasyse: mid 1643 re-issue of coats at Oxford, either red or blue
Byerley: Marston Moor 1644, possibly white
Duke of York: at Aldbourne Chase Muster 1644, possibly white
Fitton: mid 1643 re-issue at Oxford, either red or blue
Stradling: as above
Thelwell: as above.
This is a very vexing subject, and as Peachey and Prince say in "ECW Flags and Colours, 1: English Foot" - we know more about what we don't know, and less about what we do..........
As the other commenters above have said, a look at the coats worn by current re-enactors can be a general guide, and there are some decent sources online, but to be honest, all very much in 'take with a pinch of salt' territory.....
The reality that the King's Army was often in dearth of re-supply, and frequently made use of captured stocks as well as seized civilian clothing means that regiments probably had differing appearances at different periods of the war, and when we know of re-supply, Oxford Blue and Red, or a lot of Newcastle White pre Marston Moor, we rarely know what each regiment received exactly...... my advice - Best guess - and let anyone prove different!
;-)
Cooke -- Blue, possibly followed by Grey, no facing listed. (sources: ECWSA website and the Forlorn Hope rules).
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