John Warth Hunter of the Department of St. Gallen.

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John Warth Hunter of the Department of St. Gallen

John Warth Hunter of the Department of St. Gallen.

Johanes Warth Jaeger von der Abteilung St. Gallen.

Source: Military costumes of the Swiss cantons 1792-1794. Costumes militaires des cantons de la Suisse by Franz Feyerabend.

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