Dorset Regiment. Early Edwardian sergeant wearing the Brodrick cap
£25.00
A carte de visite by W. G. Wise, Bulford Camp [Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire] shows a sergeant of the Dorsetshire Regiment wearing the ill fated Brodrick cap, worn only circa 1902-1907, named after the Secretary of State for War a the time, St John Brodrick. jan21/3
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