14 Company, Coldstream Guards, Company Bunting Floor Mat/Door Mat

THE DESIGN:
COLDSTREAM GUARDS COMPANY BUNTING FLOOR MAT/DOOR MAT:
14 Coy Bunting

Before you read on, we are not suggesting for one minute that these mats should be purchased with the only intention of dragging your feet all over them.  These mats would be ideally placed in a location where they stand out, and are noticed (but also function as a mat).  Many historical buildings and locations have decorated floors that are 'walked' on, this isn't a sign of disrespect, but merely decoration.
Please see below (and the images attached) for the size and mat options (2 sizes and 2 types of mat)

Company Buntings/Colours Useful Information:

• Company Colours move around by designation as History moves forward, this can lead to some confusion for Veterans who think a Bunting was used for another Company/Regiment ......... this COULD be the case!  For example, the current Company Colour for No 7 Company, was used prior to 1993 by No 1 Company of the 2nd Battalion.  It was passed to 7 Coy when the 2nd Bn was placed in Suspended Animation.  Likewise, for example, the 8 Company Bunting was used for Number 2 (SP) Company 2nd Bn from 1962 to 1993.
  
• The Company Colours derive from the colours carried prior to the permanent establishment of battalions in 1751.
• The Buntings are used to mark the location of the Company Headquarters in barracks or in the field in both peace and war.
• The Silks/Company Colours, in the Field, are used as marking points on ceremonial parades.
• Each Company Colour is based on the Union Flag and bears the company badge in the centre.
• Sixteen badges were granted initially, followed by a further eight in 1897 on the formation of the Third battalion.
• With the formation of the 4th and 5th Battalions during the World Wars, badges were allocated to them without any apparent sequence.
• The guide below will show you when each Company Colour was used:
• ALSO AVAILABLE for Company Buntings, Mugs, Wallets, Cushions, Towels.
  

1 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Edward VI
THIS IS IN USE NOW, used for No 1 Company 1st Bn Coldm Gds (in use since 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 1 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 2 Coy 1st Bn (pre 1913)

2 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Edward, son of Edward III
THIS IS IN USE NOW, used for No 2 Company 1st Bn Coldm Gds (in use since 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 2 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 3 Coy 1st Bn (Pre 1913)

3 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Henry VI
THIS IS IN USE NOW, used for No 3 Company 1st Bn Coldm Gds (in use since 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: SP Coy 1st Bn (1943 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 2 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1943)
It was also used for 3 Coy, 4th (Pioneer) Bn (1918 to 1919)
Prior to this, it was used as: 4 Coy 1st Bn (Pre 1913)

4 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: George I
THIS IS IN USE NOW, used for SP Company 1st Bn Coldm Gds (in use since 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 3 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 5 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

5 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: George I
THIS IS IN USE NOW, used for HQ Company 1st Bn Coldm Gds (in use since 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: SP Coy 2nd Bn (1943 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 2 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1943)
It was also used for 1 Coy, 4th (Pioneer) Bn (1918 to 1919)
Prior to this, it was used as: 4 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

6 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Henry IV
THIS IS IN USE NOW, (post 2003) for No 6 Company Coldm Gds (formed when applicable on Battle Group Exercises)
Prior to this, it was designated as: SPARE (post 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 1 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1942)
It was also used for 4 Coy, 4th (Pioneer) Bn (1918 to 1919)
Prior to this, it was used as: 2 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

7 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Henry IV
THIS IS IN USE NOW, used for No 7 Company Coldm Gds (in use since 1993)
Prior to this, it was used as: 1 Coy 2nd Bn (1962 to 1993)
Prior to this, it was used as: 2 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 3 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

8 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: George I
It was used as: No 8 Coy Coldm Gds (2000 - 2002)
Prior to this, it was used as: No 2 (SP) Coy 2nd Bn (1962 to 1993)
Prior to this, it was used as: 4 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 8 Coy 1st Bn (pre 1913)

9 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: George I
It was used as: 3 Coy 2nd Bn (1962 to 1993)
Prior to this, it was used as: 4 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1962)
It was also used for the Commanding Officer, 4th (Pioneer) Bn (1918 to 1919)
Prior to this, it was used as: 8 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

10 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Henry II
It was used as: 4 Coy 2nd Bn (1962 to 1993)
Prior to this, it was used as: 3 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 5 Coy 1st Bn (pre 1913)

11 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Richard III
It was used as: HQ Coy 2nd Bn (1962 to 1993)
Prior to this, it was used as: 1 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 1 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

12 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Henry VII
It was designated spare (Post 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 1 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 1 Coy 1st Bn (pre 1913)

13 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Queen Mary
It was used as: No 13 Coy Coldm Gds (Post 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 4 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 7 Coy 1st Bn (pre 1913)

14 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: George I
It was designated spare (Post 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: HQ Coy 2nd Bn (1923 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 4 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1923)
It was also used for 2 Coy, 4th (Pioneer) Bn (1918 to 1919)
Prior to this, it was used as: 6 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

15 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: George I
It was used as: No 15 Coy Coldm Gds (Post 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: HQ Coy 1st Bn (1923 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 3 Coy 1st Bn (1913 to 1923)
Prior to this, it was used as: 6 Coy 1st Bn (pre 1913)

16 COMPANY BUNTING:
First used by: Henry VII
It was designated spare (Post 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 4 Coy 2nd Bn (1913 to 1962)
Prior to this, it was used as: 7 Coy 2nd Bn (pre 1913)

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OPTIONS AVAILABLE:
YES, options are available for you from size to type (use the options to choose).
Two sizes of mat are available, 60cm by 40cm or 90cm by 60cm.
Two types of mat are available, the radius corner mat (no black border) or the black border mat.

CAN THIS BE PERSONALISED?
Not on this specific design, but we do have lots of other designs that DO OFFER personalisation.  That said, everything is printed to order and if you really, really want this item personalised to you then please contact us (use the ? question mark below to ask a question), and we'll try our very best to help.

THE PRODUCT:

• Hand made in the UK.
  
• Two sizes available 60cm by 40cm or 90cm by 60cm.
  
• Two styles available, Black Border or Radius Corners.
  
• Strengthened non-slip rubber base.
  
• Similar to our bar runners that have an unparalleled quality.
• Multi function use, hallways, for pets, utility room, man-caves, front of house etc.
  
  

DELIVERY:
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