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The Victory Night of Belle-Alliance. June 18/19, 1815 by Richard Knotel (B) - Cranston Military Prints

The Victory Night of Belle-Alliance. June 18/19, 1815 by Richard Knotel (B)


The Victory Night of Belle-Alliance. June 18/19, 1815 by Richard Knotel (B)

Prussian Lutzows Lancers of the Prussian Army escort a Prussian Infantry Drummer who is mounted on one of Napoleons Horses of the Emperors retinue. During the evening of the battle of Waterloo.
Item Code : DHM0636BThe Victory Night of Belle-Alliance. June 18/19, 1815 by Richard Knotel (B) - Editions Available
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Open Edition Print. Image Size 14.6 inches x 9.8 inches (37cm x 25cm) Paper Size 16.5 Inches x 11.7 inches (42cm x 29.6)none£20.00

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