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Officer's coat, 49th Regiment of Foot, 1770s, NAM |
Dear Readers,
I am posting these images to give you a brief snapshot into some of the eighteenth-century collections in British Museums. Kabinettskriege will return, but for much of the summer, I will be overseas. I hope you are all doing well!
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Foot Guard's Enlisted Coat, 1770s (?), NAM |
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Drummer's Coat, 1770s (?) NAM |
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Dragoon Officer's coat, 1750s, NAM |
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George II at Dettingen, NAM |
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Militia Grenadier's Cap, 1760s, NAM
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Royal Horse Guards coat and waistcoat, 1790s
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Guards Officer's coat, 1760s |
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Grenadier's Cap, 1770s |
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Foot Guards Enlisted coat, late 1780s |
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Miniature of a grenadier, 1760s, British Museum |
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Drum of the 6th Regiment of Foot, associated with the Jacobite Rebellions |
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Wall gun, Warwick Castle |
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Medal worn by David Dundas, Warwick Fusiliers Museum |
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Cavalry leather coat associated with the Battle of Blenheim, date unclear Royal Armories, Leeds |
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Battle of Culloden, copy of work by Morier, targets associated with the Jacobite risings Royal Armories, Leeds |
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Prussian (middle) and Austrian (bottom) muskets, 1770s Royal Armories, Leeds |
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Various Shenanigans, early-to-mid 1700s Royal Armories, Leeds |
I still have roughly two and a half weeks in Britain, before I head to Northern Central Europe. Expect more pictures, and if you would like to write for the blog this summer, please contact me via the
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Alex Burns