Форум исторического варгейма Нижневартовска

Royaume de Naples
Guard Artillery train

Drivers
Short tailed closed lapels coat in iron grey cloth. Light crimson collar decorated with two yellow tasselled buttonholes laces. Light crimson fringed epaulettes and shoulder cord on right shoulder. Light crimson lapels decorated with yellow tasselled buttonholes laces. Light crimson pointed cuffs decorated with three white vertical tasselled buttonholes laces. Light crimson turnbacks. Brass buttons.
Decree of December 16 1813 suppress this dress and the second dress becomes first dress. Short tailed single breasted coat of iron grey cloth closed down by a single row of nine buttons. Collar decorated by a single yellow lace. Front of coat piped light crimson bearing a yellow tasselled buttonhole lace at each button. Cuffs decorated by a single yellow lace. Other details as in first dress.
Iron grey breeches. High black cuffed boots
Black felt french shako with black leather upper and lower bands and V. Brass grenade plate. Light crimson plume over neapolitan cockade with white strap. Black leather peak and brass chinscales.
Ochre leather work trimmed white. Black leather cartridge pouch bearing crossed guns brass plate. Infantry sabre with single bar hilt and black leather scabbard with brass fittings, light crimson sword knot.
Black leather harness. French saddle in iron grey cloth with light crimson lace embroidered with a light crimson grenade in rear corners. Rectangular portmanteau of grey cloth with light crimson lace.

Guard Horse Artillery

Gunners

Hussar style dress. Dark blue dolman with light crimson braids and laces. Blue collar trimmed light crimson. Blue cuffs trimmed light crimson. Light crimson wool sash with blue barrels and blue/light crimson cords. Brass buttons.
Dark blue breeches with light crimson hungarian knot and side bands. Black leather hessian boots with light crimson trim and tassels.
Black fur colback with light crimson bag piped blue. Light crimson plume.
Ochre leather work trimmed white and black cartridge pouch decorated with brass crown over crossed guns plate. Hussar style sword belt with S shaped buckle. Hussar curved sabre with single bar hilt and iron scabbard, light crimson sword knot. Light crimson sabretache trimmed with four blue piping.
Black leather harness. Hungarian saddle covered with a blue cloth shabraque trimmed with light crimson lace embroidered with light crimson grenade in rear corners. Round portmanteau in blue cloth with light crimson lace and grenade patch.

NCOs
Other ranks’ dress with yellow or gold rank chevrons on sleeves. Light crimson sword knot entwined with gold thread after 1809.

Officers
Other’s ranks dress. All ornaments become gold or gilded. Gold rank chevrons on sleeves and breeches. On sabretache, gilded plate stamped with crossed guns.

Trumpeters
Other ranks’ dress in reversed colours. Light crimson dolman with blue facings and braids. Collar and cuffs trimmed with white and light crimson chequered livery lace. White colback cord entwined with light crimson, light crimson plume tipped white. Light crimson breeches with blue braids and laces. Light crimson shabraque with blue laces. Brass trumpet with blue cord entwined with light crimson.

Engineers

Artillery dress with black piped scarlet (later light crimson) worn on collar, lapels cuffs and cuff flaps. Yellow fringed epaulets for fist class sappers, without fringes for second class ones. Scarlet (later light crimson)epaulets for miners.
Shako plate stamped with a grenade..
All others details as foot artillery.

Artillery train

Short tailed closed lapels coat in iron grey cloth. Grey collar piped black. Black lapels piped grey. Grey cuffs piped black with black flaps. Black turnbacks decorated with white grenade patches. White metal buttons.
Grey breeches and black high cuffed boots.
Shako covered with grey close bearing the artillery plate. Grey ball pompon over neapolitan cockade with white strap. Black leather peak and brass chinscales.
White leatherwork. Black cartridge pouch. Infantry sabre with brass single bar hilt and black leather scabbard with brass fittings.
Black leather harness. French saddle in iron grey cloth with white laces embroidered with a white grenade in rear corners. Rectangular portmanteau of grey cloth with white laces.

Foot Artillery

Gunners
Long tailed french-cut coat of blue cloth. Scarlet collar piped blue. Blue shoulder straps piped red for second class gunners, scarlet epaulets for first class gunners. Blue squared lapels piped red. Scarlet cuffs piped blue with blue flaps piped scarlet. Scarlet turnbacks decorated with blue grenade patches. Horizontal pockets simulated by scarlet piping. Brass buttons.
From 1811, same dress with lapels closed to the waist and vertical pockets.
From 1812/13, all scarlet ornaments become light crimson.
Blue waistcoat and breeches. High black gaiters. Black shoes.
Black felt bicorn hat with scarlet carrot-shaped pompon over french cockade.
From 1808, black felt french shako with black leather upper and lower bands and V. Brass lozenge plate stamped with battery number over crossed guns. Scarlet pompon over french cockade with yellow strap. In full dress scarlet plume, cords and flounders. Black leather peak and brass chin scales.
From 1811 the french cockade is replaced by the neapolitan cockade (white with light crimson centre).
White leather work and black cartridge pouch decorated with brass grenade or crossed guns plate. Infantry sabre with single bar brass hilt and black leather scabbard with brass fittings. Scarlet sword knot.

NCOs
Other ranks’ dress. Yellow or gold rank laces piped scarlet on sleeves. For sergeants with crescent and fringes entwined with gold thread.

Officers
Long tailed coat with gold rank insignias (epaulettes, gorget and shako upper edge). Shako with gilded plate, cords and peak trim. For mounted officers blue french saddle with gold lace.

Drummers
Other ranks’ dress in reversed colours (scarlet with blue piped scarlet facings)). Collar, lapels and cuffs decorated with white/red/blue livery lace. Scarlet swallow nests with the same lace on the lower edge. This lace is replaced in 1811 by a white and light crimson chequered one added at the same time on the sleeves in inverted chevrons. In 1811 drums have copper shell with counterhoops painted in white and light crimson triangles.