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Osprey Elite 077 British Colours Standards 17471881 1 Cavalry Ian Sumner

Name: Osprey Elite 077 British Colours Standards 17471881 1 Cavalry Ian Sumner
SKU: BELL-2164330
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Osprey Elite 077 British Colours Standards 17471881 1 Cavalry Ian Sumner instant download after payment.

Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 23.19 MB

Pages: 41

Author: Ian Sumner

ISBN: 9781841762005, 1841762008

Language: English

Year: 2001

Volume: 077

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Osprey Elite 077 British Colours Standards 17471881 1 Cavalry Ian Sumner by Ian Sumner 9781841762005, 1841762008 instant download after payment.

In this first of a two-part sequence a respected vexillologist describes, explains and illustrates a wide variety of the standards and guidons carried during the 18th and 19th centuries by British Household, Regular, Yeomanry and Volunteer cavalry units. The successive regulations between 1747 and 1868 are supported by tables of 'ancient badges' and battle honours; by many examples of non-regulation practice (in the cavalier tradition of the British cavalry); and by ten dazzling plates by Richard Hook, detailing some 35 flags in full colour.