Uniform of Henri-Louis Lescure of the Vergier, Count of Rochejaquelein, Royal Page, Restoration period (1825). 29325.

UNIFORM of Henri-Louis-Lescure du VERGIER, Count of la ROCHEJAQUELIN, KING'S PAGES, Restoration period (1825). 29325

Uniform entirely in dark blue wool, piped in scarlet, closing straight at the front and fastening with 9 buttons (large size) in gilded brass stamped with three fleur-de-lis topped with a royal crown with the inscription "PAGES DU ROI". Collar in wool, height 6 cm slightly scalloped. Sleeve facings in blue wool in a pointed shape, piped in scarlet. Scarlet piped tails, the four corners at the bottom are adorned with a blue wool badge embroidered in gold threads and bullion with a fleur-de-lis. Two buttons at the waist level.
Shoulder straps embroidered with gold trimmings.
Grey silk lining, brown leather waistband.

France.
Restoration period.
Poor condition, moth holes, damages, and missing parts in the wool.

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND:
Henri-Louis-Lescure du VERGIER, Count of la ROCHEJAQUELIN, born at Château de Citran (Gironde) on May 26, 1809, Killed on September 5, 1833, in Lisbon (Portugal), at the age of 24. Son of Louis du VIGIER, Marquis de la ROCHEJAQUELIN (1777-1815), a sub-lieutenant in the 18th Hunters (1828), resigned in 1830.