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  • He came dressed in the field-marshal's uniform designed for him by the Regent, the scarlet coat embroidered on collar, cuffs, down the front and at the seams.

    The Outrageous Dowager Westleigh, Sarah 1996

  • He is about the size of a small turkey, whose cousin he is, and his plumes are like those on a field-marshal's helmet.

    The Children's Book of London

  • It was a picturesque scene: the members of the University in their academic robes were surrounded by a brilliant company representing the intellect of the country; and the Emperor, with the doctor's hood over his field-marshal's uniform, was the cynosure of all eyes.

    William of Germany Stanley Shaw

  • Dorn as he caracoled in a field-marshal's uniform, and barked his orders at the disordered crowd like a field-marshal to the manner born.

    Schwartz: A History From "Schwartz" by David Christie Murray David Christie Murray

  • A third possibility is that it was once a moth-proof travelling container for a Balkan field-marshal's top-boots.

    Try Anything Twice 1938

  • It's true that there is a field-marshal's daughter in the Third, but he is retired.

    A Young Girl's Diary 1923

  • As their former chief entered a room in the disorder of maps and packing-cases, the staff-officers rose from their work to stand at salute like stone images, in respect to a field-marshal's rank.

    The Last Shot Frederick Palmer 1915

  • It was a picturesque scene: the members of the University in their academic robes were surrounded by a brilliant company representing the intellect of the country; and the Emperor, with the doctor's hood over his field-marshal's uniform, was the cynosure of all eyes.

    William of Germany Shaw, Stanley 1913

  • No one, least of all myself, guessed that you carried a field-marshal's baton in your knapsack.

    The Dangerous Age Karin Micha��lis 1911

  • Next followed the dead man's kinsmen bearing his armour, the order of the garter, and his field-marshal's baton, and behind the coffin came his two sons and most of his kindred.

    The Red Book of Heroes Mrs. Lang 1909

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