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I know these plates have been previously posted, but without the uniform details.They are all 1808-09 period.
I hope these are OK.
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Have a look at:Originally posted by ADC Toussaint View Post
http://www.geocities.com/alexanderba...rms/index.html Contains 32 out of Jan V. Chelminski’s 48 plates on the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw – those omitted are military schools, medical service or well known uniforms as 1st Lancer Regiment of French Guard.
http://www.napoleon-online.de/polen_stachowicz.html Uniform Series of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw by Stachowicz. The five panels show groups of in the period from 1810 to 1813.
http://sites.google.com/site/armeepo...is-de-napoleon Poles in the service of Napoleon – covers the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, Vistula Legion, Legion du Nord, Imperial Guard,
http://arsenal.org.pl/forum/album_cat.htm?cat_id=10 Album of plates by Bronislaw Gembarzewski - mix of colour & black & white (in Polish).
http://arsenal.org.pl/forum/album_ca...r=DESC&start=0 Album of plates by Zygmunt Rozwadowski (in Polish).Comment
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Two Sicilies 1815
Here are some nice plates
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Two Sicilies 1815
Some further platesComment
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Two Sicilies 1815
Further platesComment
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Two Sicilies 1815
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Two Sicilies 1815
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Two Sicilies 1815
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[QUOTE=Prinz Essling;1971792]Have a look at:
Thank you very much for the links Prinz essling,
I found there some interesting pictures I never saw before
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And thanks for the picture iron Duke, I bought a copy of that book some time ago (demi-solde press in Chicago sold them some years ago, very nice items)Comment
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Two Sicilies 1815
Further platesComment
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