Wwii Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) Tam Archive He was becoming epileptic and

He was becoming epileptic and died two days later of Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis on February 19th

of fine quality manufacture (unmarked

and later during the WWI

Strachan was appointed Acting Sergeant at Caesar's Camp

that the skull was that of a primitive variety of man

Wwii Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) Tam Archive He was becoming epileptic andWWII Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) Tam This cap is fabricated from a finely textured brown wool with a greenish brown wool panel at the rear of the cap, a large, square, black, green and dark blue tartan, representative of the Black Watch sewn on the left side, four eyelets (two on either side) with a brown cotton drawstring fed through the eyelets at the rear for an adjustable fit, topped by a brown wool toorie, lined in light brown cotton,