So for Adolfo Ramos
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as for Great War Miniatures
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and GMB Designs
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all the flags of the Russian infantry regiments in Crimea were identical?
These manufacturers offer the standards of the Russian Imperial Guard and the Russian Grenadier Corps which, however, did not send any regiment to Crimea and therefore did not participate in this war.
For the cavalry that I saw on the sites of Adolfo Ramos and Flags and GMB Designs , that they distinguished the flags of the Russian cavalry in relation to the color of the buttons and the sleeves of the riders?
But in battle, Russian cavalrymen wore coats that hid their distinctive colors.
Adolfo Ramos offers several flags per battalion of the British Guards, company flags???
Do you think that in the British Royal Guard regiments there was one flag per company?
For the French army there are no regiments of chasseurs in the French army, but battalions of chasseurs à pied and none had flags because the corps ofchasseurs à pied was a subdivision of the french infantry.
This light infantry corps created by the Duke of Orléans from 1837, is recognized by the unique flag of the Chasseurs à pied, symbol of their unity and the cohesion of this elite corps.
Later, other types of chasseurs à pied would appear, such as the chasseurs alpins in the late 19th century, chasseurs cyclistes and chasseurs portés in the 20th century.
For the chasseurs à cheval, their flag (one per regiment this time) indicated "Chassuer à cheval" on their standard after the regiment number.
Apart from the three manufacturers mentioned, do you know of any others?
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