=12th Pioneers (the Kelat-i-Ghilzie Regiment).=—This unit carries a special regimental colour, the groundwork of which is red, yellow and blue in three horizontal bars. A mural crown superscribed “Invicta,” and the names of eight battle honours appear on this flag. (Fig. 43). =14th King George’s Own Ferozepore Sikhs.=—Facings, yellow. The Plume of the Prince of Wales appears in the central badge and the Royal and Imperial Cypher is given in each of the four comers. There are five battle honours. =16th Rajputs (the Lucknow Regiment).=—Facings, white. There are three battle honours, of which one, “Lucknow,” is placed above a turreted gateway. [Illustration: COLOUR PARTY OF THE 15TH SIKHS ] =32nd Sikh Pioneers.=—Facings, blue. No device on the central badge, but the motto “Aut vivam inveniam aut faciam,” on a scroll beneath the union wreath. Four battle honours are given. =61st King George’s Own Pioneers.=—Facings, white. The Plume of the Prince of Wales in the centre and the Royal and Imperial Cypher in each of the four corners. Eleven battle honours appear. =62nd Punjabis.=—Facings, emerald green. An elephant, a golden dragon wearing an Imperial Crown and five battle honours appear on these colours. (Fig. 44). =63rd Palamcottah Light Infantry.=—Facings, emerald green. These colours bear no special device, but carry the motto “Now or Never,” and seven honorary distinctions. =64th Pioneers.=—Facings, white. The central badge bears a numeral, but the elephant of India is given below the union wreath. Five distinctions appear. =66th Punjabis.=—Facings, emerald green. A golden dragon, wearing an Imperial Crown, and six battle honours are depicted on these colours. =69th Punjabis.=—Facings, emerald green. A galley with the motto, in Persian characters, signifying “By Sea and Land,” and five honours ornament these colours. =74th Punjabis.=—Facings, emerald green. On this flag appears a dragon with the motto, in Persian, “Ready and True,” and six battle honours. =83rd Wallajahbad Light Infantry.=—Facings, emerald green. The motto “Now or Never,” and three battle honours are the distinctive features of these colours. =84th Punjabis.=—On an emerald green flag, the elephant of India and three battle honours appear. =91st Punjabis.=—The motto “Now or Never,” and two honours are given on a cherry coloured flag. =101st Grenadiers.=—Facings, white. The White Horse appears in the central circle and two honours are given on the three lowest limbs of the St. George’s Cross. =102nd King Edward’s Own Grenadiers.=—Facings, white. The Plume of the Prince of Wales, the Sphinx, the Royal and Imperial Cypher of King Edward VII., and four battle honours are the special features of this flag. =113th Infantry.=—Facings, yellow. The Sphinx appears below the central badge. Five honours are mentioned. =121st Pioneers.=—Crossed axes and seven honorary distinctions are given on a white flag bearing the red St. George’s Cross.