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This King & Country Emperor stands proudly tall in the saddle displaying the black imperial eagle on his golden yellow surcoat
‘Negus’ & ‘Stasi’ and would take them everywhere with her
Officers during the 18th and 19th century had to provide their own uniforms
Native American war parties were often small and traveled great distances
13068 - British Royal Marine Officer, 1803-16 WWII K&C Fall of Berlin-Germans This King & Country EmperorBritish Royal Marine Officer, 1803 16 Officers of the Royal marines wore uniforms in the same fashion as those worn by the British Infantry. As they were granted the title Royal in 1802, the facings were blue with gilt buttons and lace set in pairs. A black beaver Chapeau Bras was worm with a feather plume attached just above the black leather cockade, and gilt tassels were attached at each end of the hat. When on duty a crimson silk sash was worn
