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	Cockade
		The Cockade was used by the Confederate soldier and civilian to show their allegiance to the Southern cause.
		Also known as an Secession Cockade they were worn on hats and jackets.
		The North Carolina Cockade above is from my collection and is what I believe to be a mourning cockade to show sympathy for a fallen friend or family member.
	www.mikescivilwar.com /cockade.htm (173 words)

	Bonnet & Cockade
		To this bonnet is affixed a white cockade, symbol of the House of Stuart.
		(The Hanovarians wore a fl cockade to show their allegiance to King George.) The cockade is worn on the left side of the bonnet in the manner shown in the portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie.
		The cockade is made from 6 to 13 inches of white ribbon I to 1 inch wide and joined at right angles, forming an equilateral cross.
	www.appins.org /bonnet.htm (505 words)

	Under the Red Star - Air Force Caps
		The cockade identifies this cap as a rather short-lived version worn by flying officers from the mid-war period until 1947, when a new cockade with a round center was introduced for Air Force officers.
		Although this version of wreathed cockade was introduced in 1947, the metal leaves pinned through the rounded fiberboard visor were not authorized until 1949, when both Air Force and Armor officers were granted this distinction for their parade uniforms.
		The cockade is the all-gilt metal model introduced in 1955, while both the wreath surrounding it and the wings on the crown are embroidered from gold wire.
	www.undertheredstar.com /airforce.htm (2198 words)

	Cockade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In pre-revolutionary France, the cockade of the Bourbon dynasty was all white.
		Cockades were later widely worn by revolutionaries and proponents of various political factions in France and its colonies beginning in 1789.
		Ribbon-style cockades were worn on tricornes and bicornes just as the French did, and also on cocked hats and shakoes; metal cockades were worn at the right side of helmets; small button-type cockades were worn at the front of kepis and peaked caps.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cockade (842 words)

	Cockade — Infoplease.com
		From time immemorial the partisans of different leaders have adopted some emblem to show their party; in 1767 an authoritative regulation determined that every French soldier should wear a white cockade, and in 1782 the badge was restricted to the military.
		Cockade - Cockade The men-servants of the military wear a small fl cockade on their hat, the Hanoverian...
		White Cockade - White Cockade The badge worn by the followers of Charles Edward, the Pretender.
	www.infoplease.com /dictionary/brewers/cockade.html (285 words)

	Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia - Sutton's Nevus simulating cockade nevus: report of a case (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cockade nevus is a rare form of acquired nevomelanocytic nevus that presents characteristic aspect of target-like lesion.
		Cocardiform nevus (in cockade) is a rare variation of acquired melanocytic nevus, initially described by Mehregan and King, in 1972.4 The term 'cockade', of French origin, was introduced by Happle in 1974.
		It was surprising that the presentation of Sutton's nevus revealed itself to be identical to that of cockade nevus, since usually in Sutton's nevus, the halo phenomenon begins in the periphery of the nevus lesion.
	www.scielo.br /scielo.php?pid=S0365-05962004000600009&script=sci_arttext&tlng=en (1200 words)

	Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary of Phrase & Fable. Cockade.
		The men-servants of the military wear a small fl cockade on their hat, the Hanoverian badge.
		At the battle of Sherra-Muir, in the reign of George I., the English soldiers wore a fl rosette in their hats.
		From time immemorial the partisans of different leaders have adopted some emblem to show their party; in 1767 an authoritative regulation determined that every French soldier should wear a white cockade, and in 1782 the badge was restricted to the military.
	www.bartleby.com /81/3792.html (193 words)

	Biographies
		The traditional Russian cockade with gold-colored surrounding supports was taken as the basis of the design, and in its center was a fouled anchor.
		Cockade in wreath for officers’ service hats, 1997 pattern (on officers’ fur hats and berets, and all other headdresses of midshipmen and ensigns, the cockade should be worn without the eagle, but no such variant was produced in metal).
		Cockade for the sidecaps of officers, midshipmen, and ensigns, for peakless service hats, berets, sidecaps, and fur hats of warrant officers, sergeants, sailors, cadets, and Nakhimov pupils, 1997 pattern (the fur hats, sidecaps, and berets of admirals and generals had a cockade with an embroidered wreath.
	home.comcast.net /~markconrad/NavalRibbons.htm (843 words)

	Enlisted Men's Headdress
		The cockade was a three dimensional insignia, representing the state colours of red, white and fl.
		The red centre was displayed through a cutout in the white metal body of the cockade, and was either cloth or pressed paper.
		The insignia came in various colours; in white on dark green, later changed to grey on dark green, and eventually in white on fl for armoured troops, and in blue on tan for tropical wear.
	www.deutschesoldaten.com /uniforms/hatsems.htm (879 words)

	Franco-American Alliance
		The fl cockade was used in the English army and by Americans who were part of the British militia in the colonial wars before the American Revolution.
		The white cockade was that of the French Army.
		The cockades are shown in paintings by the contemporary American artists Charles Wilson Peale and John Trumbull, as well as in works by the French war-scene artist van Blarenberghe.
	xenophongroup.com /mcjoynt/alliance.htm (391 words)

	Cockade House, Barbados villas, Barbados rentals, Barbados vacation rentals
		Cockade House is a theatrical example of the late Oliver Messelâs flair, which he lavished on Barbados more than anywhere else in the Caribbean.
		Cockade House still enjoys far reaching views to the Caribbean Sea, and there are a number of terraces from which to watch the sun setting.
		Cockade House is located inland in the parish of t Thomas, near the former sugar plantation at Bennetts Plantation which is now home to the Sandy Laneâs new Golf Club and overlooks its golf course.
	www.definitivecaribbean.com /product.aspx?i=60 (1881 words)

	Cockade of Argentina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Argentine Cockade is one of the national symbols of Argentina, instituted by decree on February 18, 1812 by the First Triumvirate, who determined that "The national cockade of the Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata shall be of colours white and light blue [...]".
		The National Cockade Day was established in May 18, 1935, date in which supposedly a cockade was first used by the dames of the city of Buenos Aires during the events of the May Revolution of 1810.
		In a note dated on February 13, 1812, Manuel Belgrano solicited the Triumvirate the use of the white and light-blue national cockade, having to omit the red colour since the Spanish troupes and the imperialists had being using it as a distinctive colour against the revolution.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cockade_of_Argentina (665 words)

	Under the Red Star - Army Caps
		The cockade is a normal officer's cockade painted khaki or made of khaki-colored metal.
		The simple oval cockade was replaced by an Air Force style one combining a small wreath with the M55 oval.
		This cockade was originally two pieces, as shown here, later they were produced in one piece.
	www.stewartsattic.com /undertheredstar/army58.htm (1330 words)

	Maryland Kids Page History Introduction
		The Cockade State: This nickname, coined during the Revolutionary War, again refers to the Maryland soldiers.
		Cockades are badge-like ornaments usually worn on hats.
		The Monumental State: In the early 17th century, Baltimore was given the nickname of "The Monumental City" and this nickname was transferred to the state over time.
	www.mdkidspage.org /History.htm (567 words)

	“The White Cockade”
		“The White Cockade” was a traditional Scottish tune that celebrated the attempt by “Bonnie Prince Charlie” to reclaim the throne of Britain for the House of Stuart.
		It is true that the tune was one of rebellion, it was popular with military and civilian musicians and audiences on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, it was found in music books of the period, and it was a lively tune for marching.
		Such may be the case with “The White Cockade” at the Bridge Fight, a situation not unlike that of whether or not “The World Turned Upside Down” was actually played by British fifes and drums at the Yorktown surrender.
	www2.bc.edu /~hafner/lmm/music-articles/white_cockade_ryan.html (990 words)

	S-509 Political Leader's Wreath and Cockade (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The wreath and cockade are combined together (not two separate pieces - regulations required the disk- shaped base plate of the cockade be permanently attached to the wreath).
		The gilt finish on the wreath is in fine condition, with a hint of toning to the outer edges of the leaves (the leaves are made with a beaded surface pattern designed to simulate hand embroidery).
		The cockade was positioned in the open center space (prior to 1939, only the cockade was worn on the cap band of the Political Leader’s cap).
	www.therupturedduck.com /WebPages/Misc/s509.htm (167 words)

	Colonel J's - Articles - The NCO Cockade
		Inventory number H 9966 shows the Prussian landes cockade with a 48mm cockade of OR and Unterofficer mit Portapee and a 65mm Officer’s cockade with single ring and a 65mm OR cockade.
		Reason number two is that the Portapeeunteroffiziere were issued their cockades, and thus it has to do with the mounting lugs.
		As this AKO covered the wear of the Reich's cockade and the sealed samples were used to show manufactures the specifications of that requirement I see no reason for that to change by the start of the war.
	www.pickelhauben.net /articles/NCOCockade.htm (2300 words)

	Under the Red Star - Navy Caps
		The metal leaves on the visor and embroidered leaves surrounding the cockade mark it as a senior officer's cap, while the gold cords were only worn by Captains First Rank and Admirals during this period.
		The four-part cockade is representative of the period, with separate bullion wreath, metal cockade, anchor and separate gilt wire "fouling" the anchor.
		The metal cockade could be either all metal or wire embroidery with a metal center and star (senior officers favored the embroidered version).
	www.undertheredstar.com /navy.htm (2576 words)

	Wikinfo \| Cockade (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A cockade is type of hat worn by revolutionaries and proponents of various political factions in France and its colonies beginning in 1789.
		Distinctive colours and styles of cockade would indicate the wearer's faction --although the meanings of the various styles were not entirely consistent, and varied somewhat by region and period.
		Images, some of which are used under the doctrine of Fair use or used with permission, may not be available.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Cockade (156 words)

	Najecki Reproductions (Hats, Cockades)
		By the Revolutionary War period this style of hat was out of fashion for military use, but still worn by civilians.
		Pictured is a Jaeger hat with fl worsted binding, cockade, and hat cord, $90.
		Alliance Cockade, fl and white silk for Continental Army.
	www.najecki.com /repro/Hats.html (963 words)

	Cockade City Monument
		One of Petersburg's famous landmarks is the McRae Monument In Blandford Cemetery, erected in 1856 by the citizens of Petersburg over the grave of Captain Richard McRae, honoring him and the Petersburg Volunteers in the War of 1812.
		This company won distinction during service in Canada and especially in the siege and battle of Fort Meigs. It is due to their valor that the city won the title of the "Cockade City of the Union."
		On each corner is a battle-axe, while the frontal design is that of the national emblem with wings spread and three furl- ed flags on both sides.
	www.craterroad.com /mcraemonument.html (441 words)

	COCKADE (Fr. cocarde, ... - Online Information article about COCKADE (Fr. cocarde, ...
		army wore the tricolour cockade until the Restoration.
		Originally the wearing of a cockade, as soon as it had developed into a badge, was restricted to soldiers, as " to See also:
		mount a cockade " was " to become a soldier." There is still a trace of the cockade as a badge in certain military headgears in England and elsewhere.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /CLI_COM/COCKADE_Fr_cocarde_in_16th_cent.html (648 words)

	Realtors Limited - Cockade, St. Thomas, Barbados
		On the site of a plantation Great House dating from the seventeen hundreds, Oliver Messel, the celebrated architect and stage designer and uncle of Lord Snowdon, in 1971 began the transformation which today stands as one of the most charming examples of Palladian architecture in the Caribbean.
		Cockade House and Cottage sit on approximately 7.5 acres of land overlooking the Sandy Lane Golf Course and are approached from the highway by a Mahogany lined driveway.
		The main house offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, study, living and dining room, a large, well-equipped kitchen with pantry, terraces and an inviting swimming pool, beaurifully framed by a delightful arched folly, lily pond and garden pathway.
	www.realtorslimited.com /property.php?propertyID=35 (145 words)

	Officer's Headdress (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Insignia for the Schirmmütze consisted of an eagle device, a Reich cockade surrounded by a wreath of oakleaves, and a set of cap cords secured by a button.
		Before 1 January 1943, Army Generals also wore white metal eagles, cockades and wreaths on the Schirmmütze, after which they were ordered to wear gold.
		At left, both the wreath and the cockade are rendered in wire; at right the wreath has been done in wire, but the cockade is the standard metal device from the Schirmmütze.
	www.deutschesoldaten.com /uniforms/hatsofficers.htm (1044 words)

	American Civil War Confederate Succession Cockades (Rosettes)
		Cockade: A knot of ribbons worn in the hat as a badge; a rosette worn in the hat by the male servants of naval and military officers etc.
		The blue cockade was worn by almost every one, even the ladies and children joining in showing their devotion to the Palmetto State.'
		The wearing of the cockade wasn't appreciated by the Federal Government as even in September 1861 the people of Baltimore were still sported the cockade and the
	home.freeuk.com /gazkhan/cockade.htm (682 words)

	Cockade House, Barbados Villa
		Cockade is undoubtedly one of the loveliest country homes in Barbados.
		On the site of a plantation Great House dating from the seventeen hundreds, Oliver Messel, the celebrated architect and stage designer and uncle of Lord Snowdon, in 1971 began the transformation which today stands as one of the most charming examples of Palladian architecture in the Caribbean.
		Cockade House and Cottage sit on approximately 7.5 acres of land overlooking the Sandy Lane Golf Course and are approached from the highway by a Mahogany lined driveway.
	www.islandhideaways.com /villa.php?villa_id=10271 (389 words)

	Cockade House, Barbados rentals, Barbados villas for sale, Barbados property, Barbados real estate
		Situated on 5.5 acres of beautiful landscaped grounds and countryside (the purchase of an additional 3.3 acres is awaiting approval from Town Planning but will be included in the price), the property is surrounded by lands of the Sandy Lane estate.
		Today, Cockade House stands as one of the most charming examples of Palladian architecture in the Caribbean.
		The house is approached by an wonderful long avenue, lined with mahogany, which ensures that the estate is private, quiet and cool.
	www.definitivecaribbean.com /realestate/CockadeHouse.aspx (541 words)

	PSALM - Scottish Songs - The White Cockade
		And follow the boy wi’ the white cockade.
		The White Cockade was the ribbon emblem worn by the Jacobites during the 1745 uprising.
		The ribbon cockades were made later while the Prince was in Edinburgh.
	www.angelfire.com /sk2/scotland/SgCockade.html (160 words)

	Kokarden (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Troops wore cockades or Kokarden displaying the colours of their state on the cap, helmets and shakos.
		After 1897 the Imperial cockade was worn above the state cockade.
		On helmets the Imperial cockade was worn on the right hand side, the state on the left.
	users.hunterlink.net.au /~maampo/militaer/armcol.html (63 words)

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