The Uniformologist

Uniforms from armies across history, occasional commentary on the finer points of military dress and history of the various units I showcase.

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Crown Prince Wilhelm in the uniform the Leib-Husaren-Regiment „Königin Victoria von Preußen“ Nr. 1, one of the death head hussar regiments by Max Fleck (c. 1914).

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Alfonso XIII in the uniform of a Capitan-General of the Spanish Army by Tomás Martín Rebollo (c. 1915).

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Dress uniforms of the New York National Guard of the late 19th century.

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Officers of Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (c. 1900).

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Tsar Nicholas II in the uniform of the Royal Scots Grey regiment as Colonel-in-Chief by Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky (c. 1908).

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The 1670s-1690s is an interesting period and underrated in terms of uniforms.

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Jeffery's Regiment of Foot raised by Charles II in response to Bacon's Rebellion and was lead by the acting governor Sir Herbert Jeffreys. After the rebellion it was downsized before being disbanded in 1682.

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Various grenadiers (and their regimental standards) of the army of the Kingdom of Hanover during the Seven Years War.

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Uniform plate of American cavalry by H. A. Ogden (1856-1936).

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Soldiers of the Yukon Field Force which was a conglomerate unit of 203 officers and men from the Royal Regiment of Canadian Infantry, Royal Canadian Dragoons and Royal Canadian Artillery in order to secure the Yukon Territory in the wake of the Klondike Gold Rush.

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@WASPZoomer Thanks for the shoutout!

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General staff of the Kingdom of France after the Bourbon Restoration (c. 1820s).

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Soldiers in parade dress of Kaiser Alexander Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Nr. 1 (c. 1903).

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@_Jyggalag_ I'm quite the fan of the 1902 dress and service uniforms.

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Various hussar regiments of the British army, (c. 1914).

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Mousquetaires de la Garde, 1814 - Richard Knotel.

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Sierżant (Sergeant) Adam Skawiński of the Pułk Grenadierów Gwardii (Grenadier Guard Regiment), Congress Poland, painted by Jozafat Łukaszewicz,(c. 1820s).

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@Countcristo44 These are members of the "1. Leib-Husaren-Regiment Nr. 1" or 1st Life Hussars Regiment formed in 1741 by Frederick the Great.

There were actually two "deaths head hussar" regiments in the Prussian/German army, and the only noticeable difference in uniform is the busby bag color.

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Prince Oskar of Prussia in the uniform of the Kürassier-Regiment Königin (Pommersches) Nr. 2, (c. 1906).

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10th Regiment, Royal Grenadiers of the Non-Permanent Active Militia of Canada, (c. 1914).