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    Published by Jacques Grancher, Ã diteur, Paris, France, 1978

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    Seller: Broadhursts of Southport Ltd, Southport, United KingdomBroadhursts of Southport Ltd

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    hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Publication: Paris, Jacques Grancher, Ã diteur, 1978 Formatting: 4to, pp. 198. Condition Report: Very Good. The publisher's original dark green skivertex boards remain sharp and well-preserved, with the gilt lettering and Imperial eagle vignette to the spine and front panel retaining their brightness without oxidation. The binding is remarkably square and tight, exhibiting only trace shelf-wear to the extremities and spine ends. Internally, the text block is exceptionally clean, tightly bound, and completely free from foxing, toning, or loose leaves. The volume is offered without its original illustrated dust jacket. Catalogue Note: Issued as Volume 3 in the celebrated 'Les Uniformes du Premier Empire' series, this 1978 edition represents a splendidly expanded and reedited version of Bucquoyâs original 1934 publication. Prepared for publication by Lieutenant-Colonel L.-Y. Bucquoy and Guy Devautour, the volume is bound in the publisher's original textured skivertex. While individual volumes from this comprehensive uniformological series occasionally surface on the continental European market, they remain relatively uncommon in the United Kingdom, particularly in such a clean, tightly bound state without heavy handling wear. An authoritative and visually magnificent reference work dedicated to the heavy cavalry of Napoleonâs army. Commandant Bucquoyâs meticulously researched study provides a comprehensive visual and historical record of the French Cuirassiers between 1800 and 1815. Richly illustrated with hundreds of colour plates and archival engravings, it details the precise evolution of their uniforms, weaponry, and equipment. A vital and enduring resource for military historians, miniature painters, and Napoleonic enthusiasts alike. N/A (illustrator).