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Origin of dragoons: On October 20th, 1587, in the battle of Coutras, Henri de Navarre had the idea to make dismount to his arquebusiers on horse and to place them in the intervals of his squadrons. Thanks to this unexpected tactics the royal army is worsened; the squadrons of Navarre half less numerous than those of King knocked over these and determined the victory of the army Huguenot. The peculiarity of dragoons is to be able to fight on foot as on horse and to concern quickly their fires at any point of the battlefield.(read the suite)
The Napoleonic army counted 30 regiments of dragons. To allow you the realization of certain number of these regiments we propose you
Possibility N°1:Set N ° 16 The dragons of Sébastiani to Austerlitz:Serie of 14 tin flat figurines of 30mm delivered with a documentation ( 21 X 29,7 cm) in details andin colors.See reduced picture below) promotional price 45 € inclusive postage.
Board
of D.Lordey reduce (real size :21 x 29,7 cm print on photo paper)
The brigade of dragons commanded by the General Sébastiani was a
part of the division Walther of the reserve of cavalry of Murat.
The brigade included 3rd and 6 dragons: colonels Fiteau and Lebaron. The
documentation concerns these two regiments.
Possibility N°2: Set N°16 Bis: " dragons 1804-1812 " 14 riders (Sébastiani replaced by 1 ridder Pec77) + the documentary board in colors on dragoons ( 3rd and 6th dragon) by D. Lordey Promotional price 45 € inclusive postage fees.
Possibility N°3: the series N°16 + the series N°16 Bis: The dragons of Sébastiani to Austerlitz: + dragoons 1804-1812: 28 riders; + documentary board in colors on dragoons ( 3rd and 6th dragon) by D.Lordey +board (21 x 29,7cms) giving the distinctive colors of 30 regiments of dragoons by Lienhart and Imbert +2 trumpets: promotional price 80 € inclusive postage fees.
In present picture of 30 regiments with the distinctive colors by Lienhart et Humbert (print on photo paper).
picture reduce Lienhart and Humbert
