Highland Regiment Collection

The Campbells are Coming! Brave Pipers Playing Highland Regiments to Victory, 1917
" The Campbells are Coming!" Brave Pipers Playing Highland Regiments to Victory, 1917. The tune of the The Campbells Are Coming was played by pipers at the Battle of Delville Wood

The Seaforth Highlanders storming the zareba at the Battle of Atbara
STC403921 The Seaforth Highlanders storming the zareba at the Battle of Atbara, illustration from Battles of the Nineteenth Century Vol. V: Campaigns of the Nineties, by A

John MacLachlan, Hugh Grahame, James MacFarlane and Angus Colquhoun
INN181306 John MacLachlan, Hugh Grahame, James MacFarlane and Angus Colquhoun, four of Queen Victorias Highlanders, engraved by Vincent Brooks, 1869 (colour litho) by Macleay

On the British Front - Highlanders and a Trench Howitzer, 1914-18 (litho)
945333 On the British Front - Highlanders and a Trench Howitzer, 1914-18 (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; eAndy Cotton Collection; English, out of copyright

A piper of the Highland regiment entertaining the wounded, both British and enemy, as they await their turn for the dressing of wounds at a casualty clearing station on the battlefield near Tobruk

Kertch from the North, 1855. Creator: Edmund Walker
Kertch from the North, 1855. The seat of war in the East. Scene from the Crimean War: view of Kertch from the road to Yenikale, with British soldiers in the foreground

Officer of the 92nd Highland Regiment of Foot, c1833. (1914)
Officer of the 92nd Highland Regiment of Foot, c1833. A hand painted lithograph from Spooners Upright Series of Costume of the British Army, 1833-36. From The Connoisseur Vol

Capture of the guns by the Highlanders before Cawnpore in 1857, from The History
KW274734 Capture of the guns by the Highlanders before Cawnpore in 1857, from The History of the Indian Mutiny, published in 1858 (engraving) by English School

Charge of the Highlanders before Cawnpore under General Havelock, from The History
KW274732 Charge of the Highlanders before Cawnpore under General Havelock, from The History of the Indian Mutiny, published in 1858 (engraving) by English School

Conflict with the Ghazees before Bareilly on 6th May 1858, from The History
KW274763 Conflict with the Ghazees before Bareilly on 6th May 1858, from The History of the Indian Mutiny, published in 1858 (engraving) by English School

Battle Of Alma
20th September 1854: The Highland Regiment attack the Russian defences at the Battle of the Alma, a major engagement of the Crimean War

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"The Highland Regiment: A Legacy of Valor and Bagpipe Melodies" Step into the world of the Highland Regiment, where bravery echoes through time. In 1917, as the Campbells charged forward, their battle cry resounded - "The Campbells are Coming. " Accompanied by brave pipers playing their haunting melodies, these Highland Regiments triumphed in victory. At the Battle of Atbara, it was the Seaforth Highlanders who stormed fearlessly towards the zareba. Their unwavering determination led them to conquer new heights amidst chaos and adversity. Amongst them stood heroes like John MacLachlan, Hugh Grahame, James MacFarlane, and Angus Colquhoun – names etched forever in history. During World War I's tumultuous years from 1914-18, a litho captured a poignant moment on the British Front. It depicted Highlanders alongside a trench howitzer – an image that epitomized their resilience and indomitable spirit. Travel back further to 1855 when Edmund Walker painted Kertch from the North. The painting showcased breathtaking landscapes that would have witnessed countless heroic acts performed by those donning kilts and tartans. In 1833, an officer proudly represented the 92nd Highland Regiment of Foot – his uniform symbolizing honor and tradition passed down through generations. This regiment embodied strength both on and off the battlefield. Amidst conflict arose moments of compassion; a piper entertained wounded soldiers with his melodic tunes - healing hearts regardless of nationality or allegiance. Such acts exemplified not only bravery but also humanity within this esteemed regiment. Even royalty recognized their valor; Queen Victoria herself graced Balmoral with her presence - paying homage to these warriors who defended their land with unwavering loyalty. History remembers pivotal moments like capturing guns before Cawnpore in 1857 or General Havelock leading a charge before Cawnpore.