Kingdom Of Sardinia Collection

Primary cities of Europe, their population and degree of trade of individual states (print)
6202957 Primary cities of Europe, their population and degree of trade of individual states (print; (add.info.: CARTOGRAPHY "Primary cities of Europe)

Garibaldi departing on the Expedition of the Thousand in 1860
LLM459811 Garibaldi departing on the Expedition of the Thousand in 1860 by Scarpelli, Tancredi (1866-1937); Private Collection; (add.info)

Uniforms of Royal Piedmont Cavalry Regiment (Sardinian Army)
Militaria, Italy. Uniforms of the Royal Piedmont Cavalry Regiment (Sardinian Army) from the 17th to the 19th century

The Legion of Light Troops Kingdom of Sardinia in Combat Against the French, by A. Biffignandi. 1796
Italy, 18th century. The Light-armed Troops Legion of the Kingdom of Sardinia fighting against the French, 1796. Illustration by Alessandro Biffignandi

Various uniforms of Kingdom of Sardinia, by Quinto Cenni, color plate, 1843-1844
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Various uniforms of the Kingdom of Sardinia, 1843-1844. Color plate by Quinto Cenni

Military Banner, Kingdom of Sardinia, 1774-1795
Militaria, Italy, 18th century. Light-armed Troops Legion of the Kingdom of Sardinia flags, 1774-1795

Miltary headdress of Kingdom of Sardinia, 1819
Militaria, Italy, 19th century - Lantern hat of the Royal Custom Officers of the Kingdom of Sardinia, 1819

Miltary headdress of Kingdom of Sardinia, 1862-1892
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Kingdom of Italy. Kepi of the earth branch Custom Guard with short pick

Miltary headdress of Kingdom of Sardinia, 1774
Militaria, Italy, 18th century. Officer two-cornered hat of the Light-armed Troops Legion of the Kingdom of Sardinia, 1774

Leather and gilded metal helmet worn by Piedmont dragoons, 1814
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Leather and gilded metal helmet worn by the Piedmont dragoons, 1814

Uniforms of Lancers Cavalry Regiment of Novara and Aosta, 1829-1845
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Uniforms of the Lancers Cavalry Regiment of Novara and Aosta, 1829-1845

Uniforms of Gamekeepers of Sardinian army
Militaria, Italy. Uniforms of the Gamekeepers of the Sardinian army, from the 17th to the 19th century

Standards, uniforms and harnesses of Royal Cavalry Regiment, 1774
Militaria, Italy, 18th century. Standards, uniforms and harnesses of the Royal Cavalry Regiment, 1774

Uniforms and badges of Kingdom of Sardiniaby Quinto Cenni, color plate, 1860
Militaria, Italy, 19th century. Uniforms and badges of the Kingdom of Sardinia, 1860. Color plate by Quinto Cenni

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"Exploring the Rich History of the Kingdom of Sardinia through Quinto Cenni's Color Plates" Step into a world of vibrant uniforms and regal military attire as we delve into the captivating history of the Kingdom of Sardinia. Quinto Cenni, an esteemed artist, brings to life this bygone era through his exquisite color plates that showcase various uniforms and badges. In 1859, Cenni's brush strokes beautifully depicted the diverse array of uniforms worn within the Kingdom. From infantrymen to cavalry officers, each plate unveils a unique ensemble that symbolizes their role in this historic realm. The attention to detail is remarkable, allowing us to witness firsthand how fashion intertwined with military identity during this time. Garibaldi's departure on the Expedition of the Thousand in 1860 marked a significant moment for both Italy and Sardinia. This event is immortalized in one of Cenni's plates, capturing not only Garibaldi himself but also showcasing other notable figures who embarked on this audacious journey. Traveling back further in time, we encounter color plates from 1833 and 1843-1844 that reveal yet another evolution in uniform design within the Kingdom. These images provide glimpses into how styles transformed over these years while still maintaining an air of elegance and prestige. The Royal Piedmont Cavalry Regiment stands out among these depictions with its distinctive uniforms showcased by Cenni. Their striking appearance reflects their status as part of Sardinia's esteemed army—a force known for its discipline and valor. Beyond uniforms, our exploration extends to military banners and headdresses—symbols deeply rooted in tradition and pride. A magnificent Military Banner from 1774-1795 serves as a testament to Sardinian loyalty during those times. Meanwhile, various headdresses spanning different periods—from 1774 all the way up until 1892—reveal fascinating shifts in headgear fashion within the Kingdom.