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File:Knötel IV, 04.jpg

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English: English Life Guards (left) and Horse Guards (right) of 1815 charging.
Deutsch: Knötel, Band IV, Tafel 4: England. Englische Garde-Reiterei. 1815
Date 1890
Source Richard Knötel (* 12. Januar 1857, † 26. April 1914): Uniformenkunde, Lose Blätter zur Geschichte der Entwicklung der militärischen Tracht, Berlin, 1890. Band IV, Tafel 4
Author Richard Knötel, ( Milgesch)

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