Eén epaulet, toebehoord hebbende aan H.F. de Bruijn, Ridder Mil. Willemsorde 4e kl. in 1830/32 Luitenant bij het 1e Bat. Veldartillerie Bt 6 by Anonymous

Eén epaulet, toebehoord hebbende aan H.F. de Bruijn, Ridder Mil. Willemsorde 4e kl. in 1830/32 Luitenant bij het 1e Bat. Veldartillerie Bt 6 1800 - 1830

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This anonymous artwork is an epaulet, a shoulder ornament worn by military officers, which belonged to H.F. de Bruijn, a Lieutenant in the 1st Battalion of Field Artillery. The epaulet is made of fabric with a fringed edge and a button. It dates from the early 19th century, during a time when military uniforms were highly ornate and symbolic. This epaulet serves as a tangible reminder of de Bruijn's military service and the history of military fashion.