Best Uniform

[ewpeyia]

Here are 6 more....

Thanks in Advance
James

Again all French, not an exact translation but accurate I think.

Top Pic: Horse Artillery Trumpeter & Officer 1809-10

2nd Pic: Imperial Guard Elite Gendarme 1808-12

3rd Pic: Adjutant-Commandant & Staff Officer 1806

4th Pic: Imperial Guard Engineers (Genie) 1810-12

5th Pic: Hussars 6th Rgt & 5th Rgt 1813-14

6th Pic: Imperial Guard Dragoons 1808-12

Ed

[Alexei16]

Top pic: "Who was the wiseguy that acted up during the Emperor's review!"

2nd pic: "Edouard started to have second thoughts about being a jerk to his men"

3rd pic: "Think the ladies will like me in my flashy new uniform?"

4th pic: "Last one to engage the enemy is on latrine duty for a month!"

5th pic: " The standard bearer could not help thinking about the night before...

6th pic: "How many times does this trumpeter have to go?!"

Sorry GB,I couldn't resist!

Beautiful pictures!

[the Iron Duke]

http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?im...%3Den%26um%3D1

http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?im...%3D40%26um%3D1

[the Iron Duke]

Napoleon's uniform at Marengo (I think)

[General Brock]

Here is the next set;













Thanks Awpeyia

[Zouave]

Military museum in Vienna.

[ewpeyia]

Here is the next set;

Thanks Awpeyia

Again not an exact translation but hopefully accurate.

Top Pic: Portugal 3rd Cazadores 1808

2nd Pic: France Horse Artillery 1810-12

3rd Pic: Swiss 3rd Rgt 1809-12

4th Pic: France Foot Artillery 1807-09

5th Pic: France Carabiniers 1804-10

6th Pic: France Foot Artillery 1812

Ed

[Lt-Bromhead]

These pictures are amazing, nice to get a different theme from French heavy cavalry or the Imperial Guard. Especially like those of the Swiss guard and the Cazadores.

[General Brock]

Ok Lt. as long as Ed is still with me here are some more for
translation;













Thanks again Ed

[ewpeyia]

Ok Lt. as long as Ed is still with me here are some more for
translation;

Thanks again Ed

And again not an exact translation but hopefully accurate.

Top Pic: France Imperial Guard Dutch Grenadiers 1812

2nd Pic: France Dragoons 1st Rgt Officer & 4th Rgt Trumpeter 1806-07

3rd Pic: France Marshal & ADC 1807-09

4th Pic: Baden Artillery Train & Foot Artillery Gunner 1810-12

5th Pic: France Legere (Light) Infantry 1808-12

6th Pic: France Cuirassiers 9th Rgt 1806-07

Ed

[General Brock]

HERE IS MORE SINCE YOU ARE SO ENERGETIC;













Thanks again Ed

[Dibble201Bty]

1) France: Officer, 1st Chevau-Leger-Lanciers 1812-14

2) Officer, 3rd Mounted Jaegers of Wurttemburg 1812

3) Grenadier company, 3rd Swiss Infantry Regiment 1812

4) Chasseur Carabiniers of Westphalia. 1812

5) France: 9e Infanterie Leger Carabiniers 1805-06

6) France: Superieur Officier de Carabiniers 1812

Paul

[ewpeyia]

1) France: Officer, 1st Chevau-Leger-Lanciers 1812-14

2) Officer, 3rd Mounted Jaegers of Wurttemburg 1812

3) Grenadier company, 3rd Swiss Infantry Regiment 1812

4) Chasseur Carabiniers of Westphalia. 1812

5) France: 9e Infanterie Leger Carabiniers 1805-06

6) France: Superieur Officier de Carabiniers 1812

Paul

I think Picture No. 5 is a generic Light Infantry Picture, the No. 9 on the picture refers to the picture number not a Rgt number, and shows a Chasseur Drummer and a Carabinier. The Officer I think is also a Chasseur (Though I wouldn’t put money on it!)

Ed

[General Brock]

Thanks "Paul" here is another batch;













Thanks Gentlemen

[Dibble201Bty]

I think Picture No. 5 is a generic Light Infantry Picture, the No. 9 on the picture refers to the picture number not a Rgt number, and shows a Chasseur Drummer and a Carabinier. The Officer I think is also a Chasseur (Though I wouldn’t put money on it!)

Ed

The officer has a grenade badge just visible on his shako which would make him a Carabinier Officer. You are quite right about the regiment being a generic picture.

Paul