Sebastian Huber ensign of St. Fiden. Switzerland military uniform.

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Sebastian Huber ensign of St. Fiden the high Principality of St. Gallen Contingent

Sebastian Huber ensign of St. Fiden the high Principality of St. Gallen Contingent.

Sebastian Huber Fendrich von St. Fiden dem Hochfürste St. Gallischen Contingent.

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

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