Carabinier Collection
The carabinier, a symbol of strength and valor, has left an indelible mark on history
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The carabinier, a symbol of strength and valor, has left an indelible mark on history. From the Dragons De Murat En Egypte in 1798 to the Carabiniers of the 6th Dragoon Guards during WW1, these brave soldiers mounted their horses with unwavering determination. Their military costumes from the nineteenth century were as striking as their courage. The Russian infantry engraving showcased their regal presence while another engraving depicted a carbineer ready for battle. Even a label for Carabiniers thread captured the essence of this esteemed group. In Belgium, types of the Belgian Army in 1919 included these formidable warriors. Richard Simkin's artistic portrayal immortalized them alongside other military heroes. Lev Alexandrovich Belousov's artwork transported us back to the 1830s when a Carabinier of Hussar regiment proudly served his country. An officer from the 6th Dragoon Guards donned his Carabiniers uniform in both 1844 and again in 1914, showcasing continuity and dedication throughout time. These soldiers fought valiantly at historic battles such as Warburg in July 1760 and Ramillies in May 1706. As time progressed, so did their uniforms; LE Buckell's artwork from WW1 displayed how they adapted to modern warfare without losing their identity or spirit. One cannot forget France's contribution to this noble tradition - Charles Etienne Pierre Motte beautifully illustrated the Uniform of the 1st Regiment of Carabiniers in France during1823. Throughout centuries past and present, carabiniers have exemplified bravery on horseback or foot. Their legacy lives on through art and historical accounts that honor their sacrifice and unwavering commitment to protecting our nations' freedom.