United Kingdom. A Coloured & Framed Lithograph of the “4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards” by H. Martens and J. Harris GTRexclude green gilt branches lay behind

green gilt branches lay behind the neck region of the eagle

marked on the pin with Bertrand maker mark and boars head (denoting silver fineness and french manufacture from 1838-1962)

The Battalion sailed August 7

There are dual brownish-green-finished metal eyelets for ventilation placed on either side on the overhang

consisting of a raised Cross Pattée

United Kingdom. A Coloured & Framed Lithograph of the “4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards” by H. Martens and J. Harris GTRexclude green gilt branches lay behindA framed and hand coloured lithograph on paper, titled 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards by H. Martens and J. Harris, and published by Rudolph Ackermann. The lithograph depicts two officers of the 4th Dragoon Guards on horseback, wearing a helmet and plume, in a red coat and blue yellow striped trousers. It is contained behind a flat pane of glass, featuring a light grey mounting board with a wooden frame. The reverse features a paper backer of various