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Napoleonic 9th Colberg Regiment Bundle 1815
Napoleonic Leib Husaren Bundle 1815
The Leib Husaren, translated as "Life Hussars," were a renowned cavalry unit of the German Empire during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Their legacy endures as a symbol of traditional cavalry excellence in military history from the Napoleonic era. This uniform represents their uniforms used in the late Napoleonic Wars.
Napoleonic Prussia General Staff Bundle 1815
The Prussian General Staff is a core institution within military organizations responsible for strategic planning, operational coordination, and high-level decision-making. Its members often occupy influential positions within the military hierarchy. The Prussian General Staff were revolutionary during the Napoleonic Wars, these are their iconic uniforms and bicornes.
Rifle Regiment Busby
The Rifle Regiment Busbys are distinctive headgear worn by soldiers of the Rifle Regiment, adding a touch of ceremonial splendour to their uniform. Whether marching in formation or standing sentry, the Rifle Regiment Busbys add a touch of elegance and distinction to the soldiers' appearance, ensuring they stand out as proud representatives of their unit and its storied heritage.
Rifles Regiment Peaked Caps
Rogatywka Peaked Cap
The Rogatywka is the Polish generic name for an asymmetrical, peaked, four-pointed cap used by various Polish military formations throughout the ages. This cap is the modern design of the cap and is currently used by the Polish Army. These are PBR designed caps with high quality designed for Roblox.
Royal Military Police Peaked Caps
Royal Navy Caps
Scot Guards Peaked Caps
Scots Guards Bearskin
USSR Marshal Cap 1980s
USSR Officer Cap 1980s
USSR Ranker Cap 1980s
USSR Sergeant Cap 1980s
Wehrmacht Grey Caps
Wehrmacht Side Cap
Welsh Guards Bearksins
Following the Battle of Waterloo, all members of the newly named Grenadier Guards were permitted to wear the Bearskin. In 1831, this distinction was extended to the other two regiments of foot guards (Coldstream and Scots) in existence at that date. Bearskins were subsequently adopted by the Irish Guards and the Welsh Guards when raised in the early 20th Century.