Listed below are links to various recreated regiments,
vendors, and organizations
units of the British Army in the Revolutionary War.
The 16th (Queen's) Light Dragoons: Recreated British
cavalry regiment which served throughout the Revolutionary
War.
The 17th Light Dragoons: Recreated British cavalry regiment
that served throughout the Revolutionary War.
The 5th Regiment: Recreated British Army Regiment of the
Revolutionary War.
The King's (8th) Regiment: Recreated British Army regiment
serving in Upper Canada during the War of 1812.
The (King's) 8th Regiment: Recreated British Army regiment
that served on the frontier between the rebellious colony of
New York and the loyal colony of Quebec during the
Revolutionary War.
The 10th Regiment: Recreated British Army regiment that
served in the colony of Quebec until 1774, when it was sent
to relieve the garrison of Boston.
The 17th Regiment: Recreated British Army regiment.
Extremely high quality depiction of a typical line regiment in
the 1770s.
The 23rd Regiment (Royal Welch Fuzileers): Recreated
British Army regiment that served in every major battle from
Boston in 1775 to Yorktown in 1781.
The 33rd Regiment: Recreated British Army regiment of the
Revolutionary War.
The 40th Regiment of Foot (Grenadier Company):
Recreated British Army regiment as it appeared during the
Louisbourg siege in 1758 and the Quebec siege in 1759.
The 40th Regiment: Recreated British Army regiment as it
appeared during the 1777 and 1778 campaigns in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The 64th Regiment: Recreated British Army regiment that
served from New York to Yorktown.
The 84th Regiment (Royal Highland Emigrants): Recreated
British Army regiment raised from Scots emigrants to North
America. Served at the Siege of Quebec in 1775 to 1776.
fifes and drums serving in Upper Canada during the
War of 1812.
The King's Royal Regiment of New York: A provincial
regiment raised in 1776 in the colony of New York to
fight against the insurgent armies.
The Discriminating General: Operated by two
members of the Royal Fuzileers, this is the premier
supplier of reproduction uniforms, weapons, and
equipment in the world.
Land Forces of the British Empire: A database of all
regiments and units of the British Army, Indian Army,
dominion armies and colonial armies from the
seventeenth century to today. This is a truly
monumental project and an excellent resource for those
interested in the history of the British Army.
G. Gedney Godwin: Supplier of historical civilian and
military clothing, equipment, weapons and ephemera.
James Townsend and Son: Supplier of historical
civilian and military clothing and ephemera.
Fop Fest: Well dressed and genteel eighteenth century
men and women. Behaving badly. In public places.
Najecki Reproductions: Supplier of fabrics, buttons,
buckles, clothing and equipment for the well-dressed
living historian.
Burnley & Trowbridge: Supplier of authentic fabrics
and patterns for eighteenth century clothing. Also
shoes and pottery.
William Booth, Draper: Supplier of authentic fabrics,
buttons, buckles and patterns for eighteenth century
clothing.