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Complete Bulgarian palace staff uniform
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Complete Bulgarian palace staff uniform.
Manufacturer / main description
Complete uniform of Bulgarian palace staff.
Full-dress livery of an employee of the Royal Stables of the Palace, 1910.
Consisting of a tricorne, frock coat, waistcoat, shirt, knee breeches, stockings and buckle shoes.
Footman / lackey
Period 1887–1918, Ferdinand I
This type of dress is emblematic of Ancien Régime fashion, especially among aristocrats and the bourgeoisie.
A similar type of uniform is held by the Sofia History Museum.
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* Anecdote: in France, the term sans-culottes was used during the French Revolution to refer to popular revolutionaries, who wore long trousers instead of aristocratic breeches.
Displayed at MM Park France
Exhibition: "In the service of Ferdinand I"
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