Russian Dragoons converted to Uhlan regiments (From mark conrad's translation):
17 December 1812 The Lancer regiments renamed from Dragoons are prescribed blue jackets, pants, girdles, and saddlecloths, with the following distinctions:
For the Yamburg raspberry collar, lapels, cuffs, piping, wide stripes on the pants, stripes on the girdle, and trim on the saddlecloth; yellow buttons, epaulettes, and headdress cords; white shapka headdress, with red braid and pompon; white top half to the pennon, with a narrow raspberry stripe, and a raspberry lower half, with a narrow white stripe (Illus. 1548).
For the Orenburg raspberry collar, lapels, cuffs, piping, wide stripes on the pants, stripes on the girdle, and trim on the saddlecloth; yellow buttons, epaulettes, and headdress cords; raspberry shapka headdress, with yellow braid and pompon; blue top half to the pennon, with a narrow raspberry stripe, and a raspberry lower half, with a narrow blue stripe (Illus. 1548).
For the Zhitomir red collar, lapels, cuffs, piping, wide stripes on the pants, stripes on the girdle, and trim on the saddlecloth; white buttons, epaulettes, and headdress cords; blue shapka headdress, with white braid and pompon; yellow top half to the pennon, with a narrow blue stripe, and a blue lower half, with a narrow yellow stripe (Illus. 1549).
For the Siberia red collar, lapels, cuffs, piping, wide stripes on the pants, stripes on the girdle, and trim on the saddlecloth; white buttons, epaulettes, and headdress cords; white shapka headdress, with red braid and pompon; yellow top half to the pennon, with a narrow white stripe, and a white lower half, with a narrow yellow stripe (Illus. 1550).
For the Vladimir blue collar; red lapels, cuffs, piping, wide stripes on the pants, stripes on the girdle, and trim on the saddlecloth; yellow buttons, epaulettes, and headdress cords; blue shapka headdress, with yellow braid and pompon; yellow top half to the pennon towards the shaft, but blue towards the end, with a narrow blue stripe, and a lower half with the colours reversed and with a yellow stripe (Illus. 1551).
For the Taganrog blue collar; red lapels, cuffs, piping, wide stripes on the pants, stripes on the girdle, and trim on the saddlecloth; yellow buttons, epaulettes, and headdress cords; white shapka headdress, with red braid and pompon; yellow top half to the pennon towards the shaft, but red towards the end, with a narrow red stripe, and a lower half with the colours reversed and with a yellow stripe (Illus. 1552).
For the Serpukhov blue collar; red lapels, cuffs, piping, wide stripes on the pants, stripes on the girdle, and trim on the saddlecloth; yellow buttons, epaulettes, and headdress cords; red shapka headdress, with yellow braid and pompon; blue top half to the pennon towards the shaft, but red towards the end, with a narrow red stripe, and a lower half with the colours reversed and with a blue stripe (Illus. 1553) (229).
In all these regiments, privates have white hair plumes, and monograms and crowns on the saddlecloth in the same colour as its trim. For non-commissioned officers, the collar and cuffs on the jacket have galloon of the same colour as the buttons; the top of the plume is black with orange. For trumpeters, sewn-on lace is white and plumes are red. Officers' uniform distinctions, as well as all the accoutrements and weapons of the above seven regiments, are the same as in the four old regiments: Polish, Tatar, Lithuania, and Volhynia.
It is suggested that the lance pennons should be as below:
According to Viskovatov lance pennons were:
For HIS HIGHNESS THE TSAREVICH'S Lancers red pennons in the 1st Battalion; in the 2nd red upper half to the pennon, with a narrow white stripe, and a white lower half, with a narrow red stripe (Illus. 1541).
For the Polish Lancers blue pennons in the 1st Battalion; in the 2nd blue upper half to the pennon, with a narrow raspberry stripe, and a raspberry lower half, with a narrow blue stripe (Illus. 1542).
For the Tatar Lancers raspberry pennons in the 1st Battalion; in the 2nd raspberry upper half to the pennon, with a narrow white stripe, and a white lower half, with a narrow raspberry stripe (Illus. 1543).
For the Lithuania Lancers white pennons in the 1st Battalion; in the 2nd white upper half to the pennon, with a narrow blue stripe, and a blue lower half, with a narrow white stripe (Illus. 1544).
For the Volhynia Lancers in the 1st Battalion yellow top half to the pennon, with a narrow white stripe, and a white lower half, with a narrow yellow stripe; in the 2nd yellow upper half to the pennon, with a narrow raspberry stripe, and a raspberry lower half, with a narrow yellow stripe (Illus. 1545).
Chuguev Lancer Regiment, renamed from a Cossack regiment, – pennons: red in the 1st Battalion, and in the 2nd red upper half with a narrow blue stripe, and blue lower half with a narrow red stripe (Illus. 1547)