Officers and Soldiers of The French Imperial Guard 4: by André Jouineau

By André Jouineau

This quantity covers the final horse troops of the French Imperial safeguard: gendarmes, honor guards and horse artillery, no longer forgetting the Lithuanian tartars, final facts of Napoleon's will to make out of his shield a version of a better Europe.

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Ilineers Submarine Miners. Badge: gGld, except for tl\e arm, which as flesh-coloured. 5. ild Cavalry. lc:-s. e of ttie devices car"ied on the sheets ot 7t"·e Horse Gc1ards and the Horse GrcnadiQr Guards in the 'Tiiddle of the 18tt1 century were similar to tlrose borne 1Jn tneir standards dun1g the reign of King Charli2-s il. ::md:1. all i'lrglet1 towards the centre. rer. te~·•ce. 3 issue et flags. 1r1d a guidon. rried the sarie devices. A surviving bill records that 1n 1 /ti1 the cost for each pi3ir of flags was £30.

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