Showing posts with label Imperial Guard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imperial Guard. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 January 2009
Monday, 14 July 2008
Horse Artillery of the Guard
The original catalogue description states:
in busbies wearing their fur trimmed Hussar style pelisses, and button trimmed trousers.
in busbies wearing their fur trimmed Hussar style pelisses, and button trimmed trousers.
Engineers of the Guard 1810/15
The original catalogue description states:
in high crested and plumed helmets, long tailed coats, breeches and gaiters.
in high crested and plumed helmets, long tailed coats, breeches and gaiters.
Foot Artillery of the Guard 1808/1815
The original catalogue description states:
in bearskins, long tailed coats, breeches and long gaiters, with muskets slung
Marines of the Guard 1804/15
The original catalogue description states:
The Marines of the Guard saw much service, most of it on dry land, seeing hard campaigning from Spain in the South to Russia in the East.
The Marines wore an elaborate uniform consisting of a corded shako with a tall plume, a braided hussar style jacket with brass shoulder scales and long trousers with braiding on them. The Officers wore cocked hats and long tailed coats, breeches and tasselled boots.
The Marines of the Guard saw much service, most of it on dry land, seeing hard campaigning from Spain in the South to Russia in the East.
The Marines wore an elaborate uniform consisting of a corded shako with a tall plume, a braided hussar style jacket with brass shoulder scales and long trousers with braiding on them. The Officers wore cocked hats and long tailed coats, breeches and tasselled boots.
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