Napoleonic Military Paintings/Sketches/Uniform Plates

[Gizmo]

Very impressive Millander, thanks a lot mate. I'm really delighted to take a look at all this gorgeous imagery, waiting for some more! Btw, if you can, could you get some stuff about the German states other than Prussia e.g Bavaria, Württemberg etc... because I feel they are highly underrepresented. Thanks again

[Millander]

I'm super busy with cross country and school. I have had no time for the computer for a few days. Sunday I will be back with a vengance  though.

[Furrnox]

I was wondering do you have a collection of ACW stuff as well?

[Millander]

I do but no where near as extensive. Allot of don trioni work. I'll put it up as well.

[CrumpetAwesome]

Poland ples ;3

[Furrnox]

I do but no where near as extensive. Allot of don trioni work. I'll put it up as well.

Awesome!

[Crescent Glow]

Any British ones? Preferably buff facings. 

[Millander]

I have allot of good British ones. Britian for me isn't my favorite historically so I've held up on posting. What do you mean by buff facings?

Sorry I can't upload now. Like I said life's been great just to busy! This weekend the pictures will flow.

[Crescent Glow]

Loving the pictures, Millander.

As for your question regarding buff facings...

Beige facings, a sort of desert color. Regiments such as the 27th and 40th wore buff facings.

As shown by a drummer of the 31st here:
 

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And this Ensign of the 3rd:

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Edit: Fixed the image links

[Millander]

Ahh yep yep. I think I have a plate with the 27th and I know of a painting g with the buffs being attacked by Vistula uhlans

[Gewehr98]

Kinda sorta mildly off topic but not so much:

Does anyone here know if serjeants in British line regiments during this time period had the worm in their lace?



(the little strips of color inside the white lace)

[Furrnox]

I was also wondering do you have any additional images/information about these guys?:

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Because they are from my area, so it would be awesome to find more stuff about them!

[kpetschulat]

Well, according to the title, it's a Jäger from the Infantry-Regiment "Bohuslän." Try googling that.

[Furrnox]

I know but that is a regiment which lasted from 1661 to 1992 so it's quite hard to find uniforms for them in this period. I did however find some information about them.

[kpetschulat]

Typically, regiments like that are hard to find info about, pictures too, since of course they were around for so long. You'll need to pinpoint a certain year or time frame to get pictures. Search them for 1814, like the plate says.