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It was in this battle that the regiment took the prized " Jingling Johnny " trophy that was marched at the head of its parades for many years.
An aspect of the elaborate costumes survives in the leopard skin apron worn by bass drummers in British military bands; however the use of the " Jingling Johnny " was discontinued in the British Army in 1837.
The Janissaries played primitive instruments such as fifes, shawms, serpents, drums, and cymbals, and an instrument that remained in army bands for a considerable time, the'Jingling Johnny'( originally a brass crescent on a pole, with numerous small bells hanging from it ).