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Button, Cachar Volunteer Rifles, 1883-1886.
Brass button, made by Hobson and Sons, London, with crown over Queen Victorias cypher VR, and a circlet inscribed with the units name.
Cachar and Sylhet are adjacent districts in the tea-growing province of Assam, situated north-east of Bengal.
The Cachar and Sylhet Mounted Rifles was an Indian auxiliary unit formed on 6 April 1883. It was originally known as the Sylhet Volunteer Rifle Corps, from 22 October 1880, and was designated the Surma Valley Light Horse on 13 August 1886.
From the Field Marshal Sir John Chapple Indian Army Collection.
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