French Uniforms Through the Ages
Older card series from the French uniform magazine La Sabretache.
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Italian uniforms around 1890.
Taken from: Uniforms de l'Armée Italienne. Authors/illustrators: Dally / Marius Roy. Published in the Cahiers d'Enseignement No. 45 ff. by Ludovic Baschet, Paris. Late 1880s.
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Hanoverian Uniforms 1813 and 1866 after original watercolours by C. Ernst.
The Electorate of Brunswick-Lüneburg, informally also called the Electorate of Hanover, was from 1692 the ninth electorate in the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. The dignity of Elector was granted to the Welfs.
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Saxon Uniforms in the Year 1834 in Original Watercolors by Friedrich (Fritz) Neumann
The following shows a collection of original watercolors depicting exclusively Saxon uniforms by Friedrich (Fritz) Neumann. The 16 watercolors were loose in an old folder bearing the inscription: The Royal Saxon Army. 1834. Neumann was a uniform painter of the 19th century who did not leave a unified oeuvre. He is likely the author of the article on uniform works in the Royal Collections in Dresden, published in Communications on the History of Military Dress (1893, No. 12). There he identifies himself as inspector at the Royal Court Theatre in Dresden and reports that he (H.? Neumann) has for years been engaged in producing uniform pictures of all times and peoples for collectors and enthusiasts. Richard Knötel also gratefully refers elsewhere to this uniform painter.