Uniforms of the Armies at Waterloo Maryl Gearhart sit back and enjoy worth-the-wait

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Uniforms of the Armies at Waterloo Maryl Gearhart sit back and enjoy worth-the-waitDrawn from authentic sources by Charles Lyall, 1894 Launch of a series of uniforms on the armies at Waterloo 1815, drawn by Charles James Lyall, one of the classic English uniform artists at the beginning of the 20th century. Lyall compiled numerous series of British, Indian and various European armies and epochs. His works can be found in the large collections of uniforms such as the Anne S. K. Brown Collection, USA. In this work, created in 1894,