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An officer of the Berkshire Yeomanry, c. 1810. The helmet has a plume, and he wears a crossbelt with a sash at the waist, and carries a sword. 1810-1819: unsigned lithograph, from a watercolour, known to be by Henry Edridge. According to the book "The Berkshire Yeomanry" by Anthony Verey, the officer is Lt. William Hallett, who served with the Abingdon Troop, First Regiment of Berkshire Yeomanry Cavalry, 1804-1815

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