DescriptionThe Queen's Own Madras Sappers and Miners, Review Order.jpg	English: The Queen's Own Madras Sappers and Miners, Review Order
Date	circa 1896
Source	http://www.military-prints.com/indian_regiments.htm (See: https://www.military-prints.com/military_print.php?ProdID=9290)
Author	Richard Simkin  (1840–1926)     Description British military illustrator Date of birth/death 1840  1926  Location of birth/death Herne Bay, Kent Herne Bay, Kent Authority file : Q7329045 VIAF: 190188020 ULAN: 500008982 RKD: 72630 creator QS:P170,Q7329045 for Plate from the book our armies 1896

This collection of postcards are produced from the 177 This image is from a series of Chromolithographs published as supplements to the Army and Navy Gazette between 7th Jan 1888 and 6th Sept 1902.

Richard Simkin who was one of the most prolific to illustrate the services during this period. He produced what was and still is unique, a study of each Regular Regiment & Corps of the British Army & Royal Marines then went onto show the various Colonial Forces, The Yeomanry Regiments and even various new forms of uniform (Khaki Service) & equipment.

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