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THE DAUPHIN’S CUIRASSIER REGIMENT A rare cavalry standard, made of taffeta embroidered with gold thread. Front: the royal cipher on a blue background, surrounded by laurel branches and a banner bearing the inscription “Cuirassiers” (to be verified), bordered by a band of fleurs-de-lis embellished with four small rosettes in the corners. Reverse: embroidered with a band of fleurs-de-lis and the inscription in the center: “The King to the Dauphin’s Cuirassier Regiment”; embellished around the perimeter with a frieze of fleurs-de-lis and rosettes. Gold fringe. Date: First Restoration. Dimensions (excluding fringes): 53 x 53 cm Generally in good condition, with some wear in places. Mounted under glass in a double-sided gilded wooden frame. The Dauphin’s Cuirassier Regiment: During the Second Restoration, two royal ordinances dated July 16 and August 30, 1815, reestablished the cavalry corps. On July 16, 1815 (officially reorganized in early 1816), the 2nd Cuirassier Regiment (formerly the Queen’s Regiment in 1814) was reestablished under the honorary title of the Dauphin’s Cuirassier Regiment.
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