| Flag Illustration | 1) |
| Active | 1642- |
| Country | England |
| Allegiance | Parliamentarian |
| Conflicts | First Civil War |
| Type | Foot |
| Colonel | John Towse |
| Nathaniel Camfield | |
| Rowland Wilson | |
| Thomas Gower | |
| Richard King | |
| Thomas Bludworth | |
| Richard Browne | |
| Coat Colour | |
| Area Raised | Farringdon Without: London |
| Flag Colour | Orange |
| Flag Design | White Trefoils |
| Field Armies |
Regiment of foot of the London Trained Bands
The regiment carried orange flags with white trefoils in April 1642 and September 1643 2).
Towse was a grocer and alderman, serving as Sheriff of London in 1641. He died in May 1645.
Wilson was a vintner. He commanded from 1645 to his death in 1650, though Camfield was Colonel in 1647 under the Presbyterians.
Colonel in 1647, demoted back to Lt Col under the Independents
Gower was a grocer, he commanded the regiment in 1658.
Mercer and alderman, Colonel 1659 to 1660.
Vintner and alderman, Colonel in 1660
Browne was a woodmonger, he commanded the regiment between 1660 and 1668.
6th Regiment, The Orange Regiment “The Distinctions Argent being Trefoils”3)
The London Bands Alarm Places4) The Orange Regiment of the London Trained Bands
The Orange Regiment of the London Trained Bands (6 companies)5)
Officers granted arrears in the final hours of the Presbyterian Militia Committee’s existence on 23 July 1647 6).
City Orange Trained Band.
Officers after re-organisation under the dominance of the Independents7).
City Orange Trained Band