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Mig Productions MIGABT755 - - Imperial Guard of Napoleon 1799-1815 Book 71148 271 German Red Brown

Mig Productions MIGABT755 - - Imperial Guard of Napoleon 1799-1815 Book 71148 271 German Red BrownBooks Profiles Mags Profiles English. 172 pages. Hard cover. By Gabriele Esposito. The main aim of this book is to present a detailed overview of the history, organization and uniforms of Napoleons Imperial Guard. The latter was created in 1799 with the official denomination of Consular Guard, soon after Bonaparte became the First Consul of France. In 1804, with the proclamation of the French Empire, it assumed the new denomination of Imperial Guard

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271 German Red Brown

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Molded-in yellow with some chrome plated parts

contains the colors needed to paint uniforms and armored vehicles of the US Army during WWII

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Mig Productions MIGABT755 - - Imperial Guard of Napoleon 1799-1815 Book 71148 271 German Red BrownBooks Profiles Mags Profiles English. 172 pages. Hard cover. By Gabriele Esposito. The main aim of this book is to present a detailed overview of the history, organization and uniforms of Napoleons Imperial Guard. The latter was created in 1799 with the official denomination of Consular Guard, soon after Bonaparte became the First Consul of France. In 1804, with the proclamation of the French Empire, it assumed the new denomination of Imperial Guard

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