In 1806, besides the Istra battalion there were formed:
-The 1st battalion of 738 Dalmatian people.
-The 2nd battalion of 738 Dalmatian people, it was given to the sailors. (Marini).
-The Royal Dalmatian legion with 738 people in it. (LegioneReale di Dolmata).
Legion lasted from 30 July 1806 to March 1808.
In 1808, there underwent some new changes in the army. The 1st and the 2nd battalions of the Dalmatian Legion were brought to the Dalmatian Royal Regiment.
This regiment existed from March 1808 to October 1814.
In 1806, the size of the company had been increased. In the regiment there became 4 battalion of combat and 1 spare regiment. The number of companies was reduced. In the battalion there were appeared four huntsmen’s, one karabiners’ and one Voltigeurs’ regiments. There were 140 people in the company.
2 three-foot guns were attached to the Regiment.
It was under the command of Eugene Bogarne Napoleon's stepson, Viceroy of the Kingdom of Italy. In 1812 the troops of the Kingdom had been amounted to the Fourth Army Corps.
This regiment participated in the battles in Tarvisio, Raab, Maloyaroslavetz, Viazma, Dukhovshchina, Krasnoye, Lippa, Elsan, Chernuts.
In 1812 the 1st, the 2nd, and the 3rd Battalions of the infantry participated in the Campaign of the Dalmatian Royal Regiment.
Commander: Colonel Laro (Lorot).
1st Battalion: Battalion Chief Perrin (Perrin).
2nd Battalion: Battalion Chief Katturich (Catturich).
3rd Battalion: Battalion Chief Goulet (Goulet).
There were 65 officers and 1681 established men. Together with the 3rd Light Infantry regiment of the Kingdom of Italy they composed the 2nd brigade, Brigadier General-Baron of the Italian Kingdom Frederick Francois de Guillaume de Vodonkura. The second brigade had been entered the 15th Infantry (Italian) division of Major-General Domenico Pino.
The Italian corps that was under the command of Eugene Beauharnais crossed the Neman River on June 30, 1812 in the village of Prena.
Passing the entire company, participating in various battles, experiencing all the hardships of retreat the corps retained enough order and organization.
On December 12, 1812 the remains of the corps of the Italian Kingdom were able to cross the border of the Russian Empire near Kovno.
On December 31, 1812 only 452 people of the entire corps gathered in Marienwerder.
Large and small buttons of the Royal Legion of the Dalmatian Italian army.
The buttons were made by casting metal in a form. The picture of the huntsman horn on a button symbolizes the belonging to the regiment of the light infantry. The inscription around the circle reflects the name of the regiment "LEGIONE DALMATA".
Regimental buttons with the inscription "LEGIONE DALMATA" are found not often, so the rarity scale from 0 to 5, I think you can put the R 3.
The legion was formed in 1806 and consisted of 738 people.
Legion lasted from 30 July 1806 to March 1808.
Buttons of smaller diameter are almost never found. It is most likely due to a great capacity of such buttons for destruction because of difference in the temperatures. This action is called "tin plague" .When these tin buttons and other parts of the uniform that are made of tin just crumble completely and became unavailable to historians and collectors.Officer’s buttons are found only in single copies and their rarity can be evaluated only theoretically.
Buttons are made by molding in a metal mold. Figure in the form egerskogo horn buttoned symbolizes belonging to the regiment of light infantry. The inscription on a circle reflects the name of the regiment "REG. REAL DALMATA".
In 1808, the 1 st and 2 - Battalions of Dalmatia Legion brought in the Royal Dalmatian Regiment.
This regiment existed from March 1808 to October 1814.
Buttons with the words "LEGIONE DALMATA" and "REG. REAL DALMATA" occur in approximately equal amounts. I think that you can put a rarity R 3.
Buttons are made by molding in a metal mold. Figure in the form egerskogo horn buttoned symbolizes belonging to the regiment of light infantry. The inscription on a circle reflects the name of the regiment "REG. REAL DALMATA".
In 1808, the 1 st and 2 - Battalions of Dalmatia Legion brought in the Royal Dalmatian Regiment.
This regiment existed from March 1808 to October 1814.
Buttons with the words "LEGIONE DALMATA" and "REG. REAL DALMATA" occur in approximately equal amounts. I think that you can put a rarity R 3.
Large button of the Royal Legion of the Dalmatian Italian army.
The buttons were made by casting metal in a form. The picture of the huntsman horn on a button symbolizes the belonging to the regiment of the light infantry.
The inscription around the circle reflects the name of the regiment "LEGIONE DALMATA".
Button was found in the area Oshmyan.
Regimental buttons with the inscription "LEGIONE DALMATA" are found not often, so the rarity scale from 0 to 5, I think you can put the R 3.
The legion was formed in 1806 and consisted of 738 people.
Legion lasted from 30 July 1806 to March 1808.
Small button of the Royal Legion of the Dalmatian Italian army.
The buttons were made by casting metal in a form. The picture of the huntsman horn on a button symbolizes the belonging to the regiment of the light infantry.
The inscription around the circle reflects the name of the regiment "LEGIONE DALMATA".
Button was found in the area Oshmyan.
Regimental buttons with the inscription "LEGIONE DALMATA" are found not often, so the rarity scale from 0 to 5, I think you can put the R 3.
The legion was formed in 1806 and consisted of 738 people.
Legion lasted from 30 July 1806 to March 1808.
Buttons are made by molding in a metal mold. Figure in the form egerskogo horn buttoned symbolizes belonging to the regiment of light infantry. The inscription on a circle reflects the name of the regiment "REG. REAL DALMATA".
In 1808, the 1 st and 2 - Battalions of Dalmatia Legion brought in the Royal Dalmatian Regiment.
This regiment existed from March 1808 to October 1814.
Buttons with the words "LEGIONE DALMATA" and "REG. REAL DALMATA" occur in approximately equal amounts. I think that you can put a rarity R 3.
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