Uniforms of the British Army 1812-1815 :: Military Uniform Clothing

Uniforms of the British Army 1812-1815Major General of InfantrySince my character was Major ODowd I decided to do my presentation on the sames non only of the Major, but also the men t put on were in his regiment including Captain Dobbin, George Osbourne and Captain Rawdon. When Major ODowd headed off for the Battle of Waterloo out of doors of Brussels he was or so likely outfitted in something along these lines a Red jacket lined with uninfected. It had a royal blue tether patch and cuffs, specious buttons, berm epaulettes, shoulder cords, trimming and piping. He wore a swarthy stock and white collar band with white enamel cut through with a red center. This very(prenominal) cross on the collar band would also be found on his breast. Next came a ruby sash, white waist belt and slings. A gentleman of his position would wear white gloves, gray trousers with a golden side stripe and black shoes. Major ODowd would energise carried a steel marque and a scabbard with mother of pearls embedded in the grip, a golden guard and a sword knot. He wore a black cocked hat with silver lace, golden tassels and a white and red plume. This was noted as the correct outfit for a major generalof infantry. This link lead also show you an circumstantial replica of an 1812 1815 Waterloo Shako Plate. Please make reference to the codes, charts and tables that I have handed out to determine exactly what to each one regiment including the cavalry, dragoon guards, hussars, lag, footmen and engineers wore (Smith).Soldiers and Officers of the GuardsThis raiment would most likely have been more customary for our younger men to wear, I.E. Captain Dobbin, George andCaptain/Colonel Rawdon. This link is the closest I can find to what the uniform might have looked like, but it is not perfect. This uniform is more precisely defined as having a black cocked hat with a black cockade, golden border lace, tassels loop and button and white plume withcrimson base. The jacket was sca rlet with white lining, collar, lapels and cuffs golden lace and buttons. They wore a white stock, breeches, gaiters and gloves, a crimson sash, black shoes and a black sword scabbard with a golden point. The color (royal colors) have a brown staff with a golden spearhead. The colors properly are the Union, having golden trimming and writing in the center and on the arms of the cross.Uniforms of the British Army 1812-1815 war machine Uniform ClothingUniforms of the British Army 1812-1815Major General of InfantrySince my character was Major ODowd I decided to do my presentation on the uniforms not only of the Major, but also the men that were in his regiment including Captain Dobbin, George Osbourne and Captain Rawdon. When Major ODowd headed off for the Battle of Waterloo outside of Brussels he was most likely outfitted in something along these lines a Red jacket lined with white. It had a royal blue collar patch and cuffs, golden buttons, shoulder epaulettes, shoulder cords, t rimming and piping. He wore a black stock and white collar band with white enamel crossed with a red center. This same cross on the collar band would also be found on his breast. Next came a crimson sash, white waist belt and slings. A gentleman of his position would wear white gloves, gray trousers with a golden side stripe and black shoes. Major ODowd would have carried a steel sword and a scabbard with mother of pearls embedded in the grip, a golden guard and a sword knot. He wore a black cocked hat with silver lace, golden tassels and a white and red plume. This was noted as the correct outfit for a major generalof infantry. This link will also show you an exact replica of an 1812 1815 Waterloo Shako Plate. Please make reference to the codes, charts and tables that I have handed out to determine exactly what each regiment including the cavalry, dragoon guards, hussars, staff, footmen and engineers wore (Smith).Soldiers and Officers of the GuardsThis costume would most likely ha ve been more customary for our younger men to wear, I.E. Captain Dobbin, George andCaptain/Colonel Rawdon. This link is the closest I can find to what the uniform might have looked like, but it is not perfect. This uniform is more precisely defined as having a black cocked hat with a black cockade, golden border lace, tassels loop and button and white plume withcrimson base. The jacket was scarlet with white lining, collar, lapels and cuffs golden lace and buttons. They wore a white stock, breeches, gaiters and gloves, a crimson sash, black shoes and a black sword scabbard with a golden point. The colors (royal colors) have a brown staff with a golden spearhead. The colors properly are the Union, having golden trimming and writing in the center and on the arms of the cross.