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Español: Guardias de corps de España en el siglo XVIII en un dibujo del Conde de Clonard, Serafín María de Sotto, realizado en el siglo XIX.
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Source http://www.alabarda.net/uniformes/esp/cab/clonard/cab_clonard.htm
Author Conde de Clonard

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