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Officers dress coatee worn by Colonel Charles Herries, Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster, c. 1813 (coatee)
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Officers dress coatee worn by Colonel Charles Herries, Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster, c. 1813 (coatee)
5929151 Officers dress coatee worn by Colonel Charles Herries, Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster, c.1813 (coatee) by British School, (19th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Officers court and levee dress coatee worn by Colonel Charles Herries, Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster, 1813 (c).
Charles Herries (1745-1819) was commandant of the Light Horse Volunteers for 25 years. His unit was raised in 1779, disbanded in 1783, reformed again in 1794, and finally disbanded in 1829. Its members were mainly wealthy Londoners, including many merchants and bankers.); © National Army Museum
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This print showcases an exquisite Officers dress coatee worn by Colonel Charles Herries, a prominent figure in the Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster during the early 19th century. The coatee, meticulously crafted with intricate details and regal embellishments, epitomizes the elegance and grandeur associated with military uniforms of that era. Colonel Charles Herries served as commandant of the Light Horse Volunteers for an impressive span of 25 years. Established in 1779, disbanded in 1783, reformed again in 1794, and ultimately dissolved in 1829, this esteemed unit attracted affluent individuals from London's elite circles. Among its ranks were distinguished merchants and bankers who shared a common passion for serving their country. The photograph allows us to marvel at the craftsmanship behind this historic garment while offering a glimpse into the life of Colonel Charles Herries. His dedication to his role is evident through his long-standing commitment to leading this prestigious cavalry regiment. Preserved within the National Army Museum in London, this officers' court and levee dress coatee serves as a testament to both British military history and sartorial artistry. Its presence evokes a sense of pride and admiration for those who have dedicated their lives to protecting their nation's honor.
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