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USA. UNIFORMS. 1939 model troop capote in thick khaki cloth, hand-sewn 29th DI patch, T/5 chevrons, plastic buttons, Sobel manufacturer's label dated December 16, 1944, size 36 R. BE

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USA. UNIFORMS. 1939 model troop capote in thick khaki cloth, hand-sewn 29th DI patch, T/5 chevrons, plastic buttons, Sobel manufacturer's label dated December 16, 1944, size 36 R. BE

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MARTINET (Pierre). Galerie des Enfans de Mars, ou Collection des divers Uniformes de tous Les Corps composans la ci-devant Garde. Paris, Martinet, 1811, in-4, title and 46 plates, half Russian red leather, smooth ornate spine, red morocco paper boards, double gilt fillet framing the boards (period binding). First edition on strong paper, taken from the Troupes françaises, premier Empire series published by Martinet, which includes the uniforms of staff officers and Imperial Guard troops. Traces of rubbing and blackish stains on binding boards. The numbering of the plates, which may seem fanciful, comes from the fact that this is a selection of plates from Martinet's Troupes françaises series. Very rare.

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