Queen's Own Highlanders greeting card
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Seaforth Highlanders greeting card
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The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders greeting card
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Bullet Keyring

Chinook Pencil Sharpener
Die-Cast Miniature

Seaforth Highlanders square coaster

The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders square coaster

Oval Pin badge featuring Queen's Own Highlanders crest with veterans banner at the bottom of badge.

Size of badge is 25mm x 21mm.

Enamel pin badge with The Queen's Own Highlanders Blue hackle and Crest set against poppy.
Size of badge is 3cm x 2.3cm.
Only available from The Highlanders Museum.

Full colour Queen's Own Highlanders car sticker.
Sticker measures 6" x 4".

The Ultimate Guide to Surviving Anywhere.

Includes new case studies and survival scenarios

The expert's survival techniques, based on John 'Lofty' Wiseman's 26 years in the SAS

Practical, easy-to-follow advice with diagrams and colour illustrations

HD Lapel Pin

51st HD etched on glass coaster, hand etched at Balloch near Inverness
10 x 10cm

1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders. India and Burma 1941-1944.
Written and compiled by Brian Denoon and Major General I.A. Robertson CB MBE.

Burns Crystal square Dram Glass:
Queen's Own Highlanders Crest

Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons) An illustrated history - Introduction to the 2nd (revised) edition
The book was first published in 1983 as Cuidich 'n Righ - a History of the Queen's Own Highlanders, This 2nd editionhas been extensively revised and improved, but its purposes have not changed. It is intended to be a convenient reference book which can provide answers to many of the questions about the history of the Regiment received at the Regimental Museum each year.
At the Regimental Museum at Fort George the story of the Queen's Own Highlanders, and their antecedent regiments the Seaforth Highlanders and The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, is on permanent display. The arrangement of this book follows the sequence of displays in the museum, so the visitor to the museum can also use it as a source of background information to each room.
Another addition to the book is a short history of the Lovat Scouts. They share a recruiting area with the Seaforth and Cameron Highlanders, and their museum collection is displayed in the Regimental Musem at Fort George, so it was logical to include their interesting history in the book.
In 1994 the Queen's Owh Highlanders suffered amalgamation under government defence cuts, and the regiment was merged with The Gordon Highlanders to form The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons). The revised edition brings the regimental history of the Queen's Own Highlanders up to the point of amalgamation in 1994.