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Re: WW1 colours for Scots Greys/Royal Scots Fusiliers?
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 14 November 17 08:49 GMT (UK) »
I found his service record (what remains of it) on FindMyPast.
I used their free access this last weekend ;D
It was part of the "Burnt Documents" series; TNA Classification WO 363.

Incidentally, the reason your searches are failing (IMHO) is that you are using incorrect terms?
As I said, the term "colours" refers not to uniform, but to the Regimental Standard (or Flag).
This term has been used in the Army since 1743; maybe earlier.

The Reserve Cavalry Regiments were formed at the outbreak of WW1, and never had a colour uniform. They only wore khaki.
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