I don't usually go for military types but these guys were just to camp too resist. I picked them up in the antique print shop just outside Katikati in New Zealand and I have no idea of their date or provenance. There were about a dozen other prints in this series, mostly of French and German regiments though there was one Highland regiment
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"Zis eez my sabre. Eet eez bigger zan yours, non?"
And for the Garde du Corps;
"There was no definite proof, but many held a suspicion that the King was into leather bondage."
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Mais oui monsieur. But my 'at is tres grand, non?
There was no definite proof, but many held a suspicion that the King was into leather bondage.
However there was definitely proof that the King was a "three times a night" man.
< /snigger>
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*is surprised*
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I think it can be the plume, there's, er, how to say it... fastener? catch? hook? ...at the bottom of this 'second hat', in front. They're an officer and a gunner of a lower rank, seems to me? Then maybe their uniforms differ also in plumes, among other things?
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I still think that gunner is overcompensating for something ;)
And with no wind. ;)
Well heaven forbid that such fine officers should be troubled by wind! XD
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