16138 Legion of the United States Infantry Officer Advancing, 1794 K&C The Romans Rifle in one hand this

Rifle in one hand this soldier reaches back for the written order

The regiment was renamed the 60th (Royal American) Regiment of Foot when both the 50th and 51st Foot were disbanded on 27 Dec

black felt hat was designed by career officer

Permitted to govern and develop the lands placed under their charge

stops to help and rescue him

16138 Legion of the United States Infantry Officer Advancing, 1794 K&C The Romans Rifle in one hand thisLegion of the United States Infantry Officer Advancing, 1794 Officers during the 18th and 19th century had to provide their own uniforms, and as a result usually had some latitude in the exact details of quality. If the officer had the wherewithal, the most current fashion and cut would be incorporated within the current regulations. Sashes were usually silk, and swords imported from Europe with German blades and English or French fittings. Belt