Highland Brigade Collection
The Highland Brigade, known for their valor and unwavering commitment to duty, has left an indelible mark on history
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The Highland Brigade, known for their valor and unwavering commitment to duty, has left an indelible mark on history. From the supplement to the Art and Navy Gazette on 7th December, we catch a glimpse of their heroic exploits. One such momentous occasion was the Battle of Magersfontein on 11th December. The lithograph captures the intensity of this fierce encounter, with the Gordons valiantly covering the Retreat of the Highland Brigade. Barbed-wire entanglements at Magersfontein are depicted in a black and white photograph, symbolizing both obstacles faced and triumphs achieved. In another lithograph titled "With a Great Army, " we witness these brave soldiers standing tall amidst adversity. Major-General Hector A Macdonald, affectionately known as "Fighting Mac, " commands this formidable brigade in South Africa - his black and white portrait exuding strength and determination. Tragedy strikes as General Wauchope falls in battle - a poignant lithograph portrays his burial ceremony, paying tribute to this fallen chief who once commanded the Highland Brigade with great honor. The War in Egypt comes alive through engravings capturing close-quarter combat that epitomizes bravery under fire. The Late Major-General A. G. Wauchope is remembered for his leadership during these trying times; killed in action at Magersfoutein on December 11th, 1899. Notable moments from history also include The Charge of the Highland Brigade at Tel-el-Kebir on September 13th, 1882 - immortalized through a vibrant color lithograph that showcases their audacity and fearlessness. Through various mediums like lithographs, engravings, photographs – each telling its own story – we gain insight into The Recent Campaign in Egypt where these gallant men fought valiantly against all odds.