Wearing new uniform with scarlet red collar& cuffs

Revolutionary Armies: Plate 3: Hussar-Guides of the Army of Germany, Guide, 1797.

Royal Army: Plate 7: Infantry Regiment Royal-Italian, Chasseur, 1788.

Artillery: Plate 22: Artillery Train Troops, Private, Field Uniform, 1813.

Foreign Troops: Plate 50: Battalion of German Deserters, Private, 1802.

French; 18th Line Infantry, Colonel en Seconde, Tenue de Societe, 1808

Artillery: Plate 12: 6th Foot Artillery Regiment, Drummer, 1809.

Artillery: Plate 25: Coast Defense Artillery, Colonel, 1811.

Artillery: Plate 17: Armorers, Private, 1812.

Command and staff: Plate 15: Marshal Berthier's Guides. (?), 1811.

French; 5th Hussars, Trumpeter, Petite Tenue, 1809

Great Britain: Plate 9. 69th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot, Colonel, 1812

Hussars: Plate 44: 10th Hussar Regiment, Trumpeter, 1807.

Königreich Westphalen. Kanonier der Fussartillerie der Königl. Garde, 1815

Ufficiale del 22º battaglione di fanteria coloniale olandese

French; Spanish Pioneer, 1812 by H.Knotel. a total of 30 pioneer battalion were raised from Spanish Prisoners of War & Deserters. In 1812 a Combat battalion was raised from picked men and eventually became 8e Bataillon de Sapeurs du Genie.