16th or Queen Light Dragoons 1814 Officers Jacket

16th or Queen’s Light Dragoons Officer’s Jacket (1814)

This exquisite Officer’s Full Dress Jacket from the 16th (or Queen’s) Light Dragoons dates back to 1814. Worn by Lieutenant William Polhill, who served with the regiment from 1813 to 1816 and was present at the historic Battle of Waterloo in 1815, this jacket is a testament to military heritage and craftsmanship.

Features:

• Historical Significance:

  • This jacket represents the uniform re-issued in 1812 for the regiment. Despite the delay in full issuance of accessories like pouches and belts, the regiment adopted the plastron-fronted style by early 1815.

• Material:

  • Crafted from full dark blue wool for durability and authenticity.
  • Red wool collar and cuffs add a bold, regal contrast.

Customization Options:

• Available Colors:
  • Madder Red, Scarlet Red, Light Gray, Dark Gray, Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Black, Dark Brown, Light Brown, Yellow, Sky Blue, Civil War Blue, or any custom color of your choice.
• Fabric Choices:
  • Wool Blazer, Heavy Cotton, Jean Wool, or as per your preference.

Product Details:

• Professionally stitched for precision and durability.
• Custom sizes available for a tailored fit.
• Ideal for historical reenactments, formal displays, or as a collector’s piece.

Note:
This item is made to order, allowing for full customization to meet your requirements.

Elevate your collection with the 16th or Queen’s Light Dragoons Officer’s Jacket (1814)—a remarkable piece of military history brought to life.