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Thank you for this information.

Thank you!

Hello Igor, Where is it possible to order this book? I am loockingfor the ma who received the cross n° 2476. Can you help me? Thank you. Hello Igor, Where is it possible to order this book? I am loockingfor the ma who received the cross n° 2476. Can you help me? Thank you. 3

Hello, The coat of arms seems fanciful. There are not at all in the style of the imperial coat of arms...

Hello! It is a classic model of the third type, hallmarked with "faisceau de licteur".

Hello, To compare, here is mine for Lieut. Paul Ruffo (prince Castelcicala). 6th (or Inniskilling) regimentof dragoons.

I have never seen this type ojf signature from Lemaître. J. L. Guitera says that, from 1844 - 1845, Lemaître useda metalic label attached to the back of the star. (J. L. Guitera: Les marques de fabricants sur les plaques d'ordres de chevalerie en métal fabriquées à Paris de 1815 à 1870).

" At this time, it was customary to make several copies of the same portrait. I have in my collection a portrait of general beaumont d'Autichamp which I know exists in at least two other copies! "

At this time, it was customary to make several copies of the same portrait. I have in my collection a portrait of general Beaumont d'Autichamp which I know exists in ay least two other copies!

This is Anthony Hoynck van Papendrecht See https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Hoynck_van_Papendrecht_(1762-1837)

Also nothing found in the years 1813 and 1814.

I didn't found him in "Militär Schematismus des österreichische Kaiserthums. 1815"

Hi, It’s obviously Dams. I made a mistake while copying. I have also doubts about his presence in Nassauvian contigents. Thank you both for this research. I Welcome any further information.

Yes of course

Hello! I 'm not sure about this information. That is inscribed on the back of this painting and also on the back of the frame with the decorations.