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Old 28th October 2025, 09:39 PM   #1
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GP THANK YOU AGAIN!!!!!
When I started this thread, it was to showcase not only the Foreign Legion historically, but to learn more on the theaters of their campaigns, and of course the arms used.
These are breathtaking illustrations!!! such incredible dimension,
Thank you again, and for your continued support in the threads.

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you're welcome Jim!

legal download of the book can be found here;
https://dn790002.ca.archive.org/0/it...lalg00gali.pdf
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some more lovely pics from a book by · Baroness Lady Mary Elizabeth Herbert in the 1870ies on Algeria, although she travelled throught the Magreb ( hence also Tunesia and Morocco)
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