HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY REGIMENT

JACKBOOTS, RIDING BOOTS & SHOES

Household Cavalry Jackboots & Spurs

Jackboots are so called because the leather was 'jacked',
or stiffened. They date from 1812.

Above:

Trooper of
The Life Guards in
Mounted Review
Order - wearing
Jackboots

Household Cavalry Wellington Boots
(Officers)

Wellington Boots and spurs of an
Officer of The Life Guards

Wellington Boots and spurs of an
Officer of The Blues And Royals

Household Cavalry Wellington Boots
(Other Ranks)

Household Cavalry Riding Boots
(Service Dress, Mounted)

Above: Riding Boots (Service Dress)
worn by (left) an Officer of The Life Guards,
and (right) an Officer of The Blues And Royals

Left: Riding Boots worn by a Soldier
in Service Dress, Mounted

"Best" Boots - All Ranks