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a b c Bouza Serrano, José de (2015). O Livro do Protocolo (in Portuguese) (2nd ed.). Lisbon: A Esfera dos Livros. pp. 518–520. ISBN 978-989-626-352-2. The sale, from 15-22 September, will have about 100 lots and includes visual art, sculpture, silverware, furniture, porcelain, jewellery, photography as well as memorabilia. Diplomats who were also peers ( 華族, kazoku) could also wear the established uniforms corresponding to their rank, as could former or serving officers of the Imperial Japanese military. New Director of Protocol takes office". Embassy Network. 20 December 2015 . Retrieved 2 September 2020.

Quaresma, José Alberto (2018). Manuel Teixeira Gomes – Biografia (in Portuguese). Lisbon: Leya. ISBN 978-9722726290. There is also a white version of No. 2 dress; gold-laced navy blue trousers may be optionally worn with white No. 2 dress by officers of the rank of captain and above. [5] Imperial Household Ordinance No. 12 2 May 1947. Kōshitsurei oyobi fuzoku hourei haishi no ken ( 皇室令及附属法令廃止ノ件)

a b c Schuyler, Eugene (1886). American Diplomacy and the Furtherance of Commerce. Scribner's. pp. 62–63 (2009 reprint). ISBN 978-1-150-20435-7. The star lot of the auction is a bicorne which, it is thought, travelled with Napoleon throughout his triumphant campaign of 1807. It is believed to have been worn by him as he signed the peace treaties of Tilsit that carved up continental Europe into different zones of French and Russian influence. Main article: Court uniform and dress in the United Kingdom Historic edit Sir Edward Malet wearing the old-style Ambassador's uniform Osakabe, Yoshinori (April 2010). 洋服・散髪・脱刀 : 服制の明治維新 [ Western Clothes, Cut Hair, No Swords: The Meiji Restoration of Clothing] (in Japanese). Kodansha Ltd. ISBN 978-4-06-258464-7. a b c "Diplomatic and Consular Uniforms". Archived from the original on 15 April 2017 . Retrieved 17 January 2011.Berthod, Bernard; Blanchard, Pierre (2001). Trésors inconnus du Vatican (in French). Paris: Les éditions de l'Amateur. pp. 154–155. Few historical figures can be identified so easily by their hats as Napoleon Bonaparte. The bicorne, a headpiece originally designed for equestrian activities that became a male standard in the 18th century, was worn so frequently by the Emperor of the French that it has become a defining feature of his dress. Defunct uniforms edit Full Dress edit Full Dress, as worn by Admiral of the Fleet The Duke of Edinburgh for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. No. 3 dress edit A Petty Officer (left) and Leading rating (right) wearing 3A and 3C dress respectively