Uniformen van het Amsterdamse exercitiegenootschap in 1783-1787 1795
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"Uniformen van het Amsterdamse exercitiegenootschap in 1783-1787" is a watercolor illustration by S.G. Casten from 1795 that depicts the uniforms worn by the Amsterdam Militia in the 1780s. The illustration shows five figures in a line, each representing a different rank within the militia: a grenadier sergeant, two grenadiers, and two musketeers. The figures are meticulously rendered with attention to detail, showing the distinctive uniforms of each rank, including the color, shape of their hats, and the type of weaponry. This watercolor provides a valuable insight into the historical uniforms and military culture of the Amsterdam Militia in the late 18th century.
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