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Description
Officers of the Regiment had uniform jackets in green with white facings on the chest. They would wear riding boots instead of the long dark grey leggings of the majority of the rank and file Grenadiers.
In 1804, when Napoleon Bonaparte proclaimed himself Emperor of the French Empire, the Italian Republic was similarly transformed, becoming the Kingdom of Italy with Napoleon as its monarch.
For some time Italy had been a client state of France with its capital in Milan. This new kingdom now ruled over most of northern Italy.
Its army was organized along French military lines and included regular line infantry, light infantry, dragoons and light horse. It soon grew to add on chasseurs, elite mounted gendarmes and Royal Grenadiers of the Guard.
Many of the regiments wore green coats instead of French blue however their general style and cut was copied from the French military fashion of the period.
In 1804, when Napoleon Bonaparte proclaimed himself Emperor of the French Empire, the Italian Republic was similarly transformed, becoming the Kingdom of Italy with Napoleon as its monarch.
For some time Italy had been a client state of France with its capital in Milan. This new kingdom now ruled over most of northern Italy.
Its army was organized along French military lines and included regular line infantry, light infantry, dragoons and light horse. It soon grew to add on chasseurs, elite mounted gendarmes and Royal Grenadiers of the Guard.
Many of the regiments wore green coats instead of French blue however their general style and cut was copied from the French military fashion of the period.
- Group
- Sculptural Figure(s)
- Condition
- Extra Fine painted
- Scale
- Scale 1:30
- Material
- Metal-Alloy
- Zeit von
- Napoleonic
- Time
- Napoleonic
- Nationality/Location
- Italy
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