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Vf Uniform Plate Collection VF UNIFORM PLATE COLLECTION VF Plate Number Uniform Number Country Description Military Unit Comments Artist 1 1 Great Britain Grenadier 43rd Regiment 1 2 Great Britain Officer 23rd, or Royal Welsh Regiment 1 3 Great Britain Sergeant Grenadier Company, 18th, or Royal Irish 2 4 United States Militiaman 2 5 United States Officer of Militia 2 6 United States Private 4th Connecticut Regiment of 1775 Hinman's Regiment 3 7 Great Britain Sergeant Light Company, 5th Regiment 3 8 Great Britain Officer Light Company, 4th, or King's Own Regiment 3 9 Great Britain Officer Light Company, 10th Regiment 4 10 United States Private Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment 4 11 United States Officer Ist Rhode Island Regiment of 1775 Varnum's Regiment 4 12 United States Private Colonel Seth Warner's Battalion Green Mountain Boys 5 13 Great Britain Private Grenadier Company of Marines 5 14 Great Britain Officer Battalion Company of Marines 5 15 Great Britain Gunner Royal Regiment of Artillery 6 16 United States Private 4th Independent Maryland State Troops 6 17 United States Officer Colonel Sargent's Massachusetts Battalion 6 18 United States Private Colonel Patterson's Massachusetts Battalion 7 19 Great Britain Sergeant Battalion Company, 52nd Regiment 7 20 Great Britain Pioneer 59th Regiment 7 21 Great Britain Private Battalion Company, 64th Regiment 8 22 United States Gunner Lamb's New York Artillery Company 8 23 United States Officer Colonel Knox's Artillery Regiment 8 24 United States Gunner, Rhode Island Train of Artillery Aide-de Camp to General 9 25 United States Officer 9 26 United States Commander-in-chief 9 27 United States Brigadier General 10 28 Great Britain Grenadier 42nd, or Royal Highland Regiment 10 29 Great Britain Officer Light Company, 42nd, or Royal Highland Regiment 10 30 Great Britain Officer 71st Highland Regiment Fraser's Regiment 11 31 Hesse-Cassel Musketeer Regiment v. Trümbach 11 32 Hesse-Cassel Standard-bearer Fusilier Regiment v. Ditfurth 11 33 Hesse-Cassel Grenadier Musketeer Regiment Pzinz Carl 12 34 Hesse-Cassel Fusilier Regiment Erbprinz 12 35 Hesse-Cassel Sergeant Musketeer Regiment v. Donop 12 36 Hesse-Cassel Drummer Musketeer Regiment v. Mirbach 13 37 United States Private 3rd New York Regiment of 1776 13 38 United States Officer 3rd Pennsylvania Battalion of 1776 13 39 United States Private 1st Pennsylvania Battalion of 1777 14 40 Hesse-Cassel Corporal Fusilier Regiment v. Lossberg 14 41 Hesse-Cassel Officer Musketeer Regiment v. Knyphausen 14 42 Hesse-Cassel Private Grenadier Regiment v. Rall 15 43 Hesse-Cassel Private Garrison Regiment v. Huyn 15 44 Hesse-Cassel Sergeant Musketeer Regiment Wutginau 15 45 Hesse-Cassel Pioneer Garrison Regiment v. Stein 16 46 United States Private Colonel William R. Lee's Additional Regiment 16 47 United States Private Colonel Henley's Additional Continental Regiment 16 48 United States Corporal Colonel Hartley's Additional Continental Regiment Anspach- 17 49 Gunner Artillery Company Bayreuth 17 50 Hesse-Cassel Private Jäger Company 17 51 Hesse-Cassel Gunner Artillery Company 18 52 Anhalt-Zerbst Private Infantry Regiment Anspach- 18 53 Grenadier Sergeant 2nd Brandenburg-Anspach Infantry Regiment Bayreuth 18 54 Waldeck Private 3rd Infantry Regiment 19 55 United States Private 13th Virginia Regiment 19 56 United States Sergeant 1st Battalion Philadelphia Associators Light Infantry, 1st Battalion Philadelphia 19 57 United States Private Associators VF UNIFORM PLATE COLLECTION VF Plate Number Uniform Number Country Description Military Unit Comments Artist 20 58 Great Britain Bugler Light Infantry, 2nd Battalion 20 59 Great Britain Officer Light Infantry 20 60 Great Britain Private Battalion Company, 40th Regiment 21 61 United States Corporal 4th Connecticut Regiment of 1777 21 62 United States Private Hall's Delaware Regiment 21 63 United States Private 1st Connecticut Regiment of 1777 22 64 United States Lieutenant 3rd Massachusetts Regiment 22 65 United States Lieutenant 8th Massachusetts Regiment 22 66 United States Sergeant 14th Massachusetts Regiment 23 67 United States Private 2nd New Hampshire Regiment 23 68 United States Private 3rd New Jersey Regiment 23 69 United States Sergeant 5th New York Regiment 24 70 United States Private Pennsylvania State Regiment 1777 24 71 United States Private 5th Pennsylvania Regiment 1777 24 72 United States Private 11th Pennsylvania Regiment 1777 25 73 Brunswick Dragoon Regiment Prinz Ludwig 25 74 Brunswick Officer Jäger Company 25 75 Brunswick Sergeant Light Infantry Battalion v. Barner 26 76 Iroquois Red Jacket 26 77 Iroquois Joseph Brant Thyandanega 26 78 Iroquois A Warrior 27 79 United States Private Maryland State Marines 27 80 United States Officer Maryland State Marines 27 81 United States Private Continental Marines Aide-de Camp to General 28 82 United States Continental Army 1780 Officer 28 83 United States Major General Marquis de Lafayette 28 84 United States Brigadier General Anthony Wayne 29 85 United States Corporal Delaware Regiments 29 86 United States Captain Pennsylvania Regiments 29 87 United States Private North Carolina Regiments American 30 88 Private North Carolina Volunteers Loyalist 30 89 Great Britain Lieutenant in Indian Dress 8th, or the King's Own Regiment Lt. John Caldwell American 30 90 Sergeant 3rd Battalion, De Lancey's Brigade Loyalist 31 91 Mexico Grenadier Sapper Corporal Mexican Commerce Company 1740-1770 by Joseph Hefter Joseph Hefter 32 92 Spain Fusilier Sergeant Flandes 38, Infantry Regiment 1779 33 93 Spain Grenadier Navarra 25, Infantry Regiment 1779 2nd Nottinghamshire 34 94 Great Britain Officer 59th Regiment of Foot Regiment of Foot; Regimental Insignia Derek Fitz 35 95 Great Britain Grenadier Drummer 23rd, or Royal Welsh Fuzileers Regiment of Foot Regimental Insignia James Derek Fitz 36 96 Great Britain Private Battalion Company, 43rd Regiment of Foot Regimental Insignia James Chester's Company; Derek Fitz 37 97 United States Private 2nd Connecticut Regiment Regimental Insignia James VINCE AUT MORIRE 38 98 United States Soldier Bedford Minuteman Company Flag Derek Fitz 39 99 Great Britain Grenadier Officer 18th, or Royal Irish Regiment of Foot 1775 James 40 100 Great Britain Drummer 47th Regiment of Foot Regimental Insignia 5th, or Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, Regiment 41 101 Great Britain Soldier Regimental Insignia of Foot J. H. Magruder, 42 102 United States 1st Lieutenant Marines Maj. USMCR J. H. Magruder, 43 103 United States Sergeant Marines, 1780 Maj. USMCR J. H. Magruder, 44 104 United States 1st Lieutenant Marines, 1810 Maj. USMCR VF UNIFORM PLATE COLLECTION VF Plate Number Uniform Number Country Description Military Unit Comments Artist J. H. Magruder, 45 105 United States Sergeant Marines, 1812 Maj. USMCR J. H. Magruder, 46 106 United States Corporal Marines, 1798 Maj. USMCR Robert Erskine's Independent Company of Foot 47 107 United States Private P. M. Stapler Militia, 1775 Colonel Elisha Sheldon's 2nd Regiment, 48 108 United States Dragoon P. M. Stapler Continental Light Dragoons Stanley M. 49 109 United States Militia Detachment Caesar Rodney's Militia Arthurs American 84th, or Royal Highland Emigrants, Regiment of Verso: Description and 50 110 Private Loyalist Foot 1775-1783 History of Regiment American Verso: Description and 51 111 Private King's Royal Regiment of New York 1776-1784 Loyalist History of Regiment 52 112 United States Soldier 4th Georgia Regiment, 1779 Peter Copeland 53 113 United States Soldier 2nd Continental Artillery, 1779 Peter Copeland 54 114 United States Soldier 1st New Hampshire Regiment, 1778 Raised in 55 115 United States Soldier 25th Continental Infantry, 1776 Peter Copeland Massachusetts 56 116 United States Soldier 1st Company Maryland Mattrosses, 1776 Peter Copeland 57 117 United States Soldier 1st Connecticut Regiment 1778 58 118 United States Private Sherburne's Regiment, Continental Army, 1779 Verso: Description and 59 119 Great Britain Battalion Soldier 64th Regiment of Foot, 1779 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 59 120 Great Britain Light Infantryman 38th Regiment of Foot C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 59 121 United States Officer Baylor's Dragoons, 1778 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 59 122 United States Rifleman 1st Pennsylvania Rifle Battalion C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 60 123 Hesse-Cassel Private Fusilier Regiment v. Lossberg, 1778 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 60 124 Hesse-Cassel Field Officer Musketeer Regiment von Bose, 1780 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 60 125 France Grenadier Regiment de Bourbonnais, 1781 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 60 126 France Officer Regiment de Royal Deux-Ponts, 1781 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 61 127 Great Britain Light Infantry Sergeant 5th Regiment of Foot, 1778 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 61 128 Great Britain Grenadier 10th Regiment of Foot, 1779 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 61 129 United States Corporal 3rd Pennsylvania Battalion, 1776 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 61 130 United States Drummer Boy 3rd New Jersey Battalion, 1779 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 62 131 Brunswick Private Brunswick Infantry Regiment Specht, 1777 C. A. Risley History of Regiment VF UNIFORM PLATE COLLECTION VF Plate Number Uniform Number Country Description Military Unit Comments Artist Verso: Description and 62 132 Brunswick Dragoon Private Dragooner Regiment Prinz Ludwig Ernst, 1778 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 62 133 France Hussar Officer Lauzun's Foreign Volunteers, 1780 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 62 134 France Chasseur Lauzun's Foreign Volunteers, 1780 C. A. Risley History of Regiment American Verso: Description and 63 135 Trooper Tarleton's Legion, 1779 C. A. Risley Loyalist History of Regiment Verso: Description and 63 136 Great Britain Sergeant 17th Light Dragoons, 1779 C. A. Risley History of Regiment Verso: Description and 63 137 United States Subaltern 3rd New York Regiment, 1776 C.
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