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Bicorne

The bicorne or bicorn (two-cornered) is a historical form of hat widely adopted in the 1790s as an item of uniform by European and American army and naval officers. Most generals and staff officers of the Napoleonic period wore bicornes, which survived as widely-worn full-dress headdress until the 20th century.

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Cocked hat

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Gallery

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Bicorne

Nodes86
Edges85
Triples108
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023256
Components1

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Bicorne

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related to Gallery · 71
Bicorne → Alps, American, An Italian Carabiniere, Anne, Blues, Brazil, British, British Columbia, City, Cocked, Colonel, Colour, Copenhagen, Dhaeng Bregada, Diplomatic, Elisabeth Bohm, Elizabeth II, Equerry, Falkland Islands, Fonseca
related to Current use · 13
Bicorne → Académie, Académie's, Armées, Cadre Noir, Female, French Military Medical School, Grand Uniforme, GU, Members, Polytechnique, Santé, Students, The
related to Historic use · 9
Bicorne → Descended, English, French, Italian Carabinieri, Later, That, The, The French, Worn
related to External links · 3
Bicorne → Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
see also · 3
Bicorne → BicorneCapHeadgear, List, United States Army

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hat cocked uniform worn officers wear hats full dress part british also still french occasions bicorn staff wore bicornes 20th

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the Major-General commanding the Household Divisioninstance ofand is worn in public by certain office-holders0.80text
Gold Stickinstance ofand is worn in public by certain office-holders0.80text
Silver Stickinstance ofand is worn in public by certain office-holders0.80text
the Constable of the Towerinstance ofand is worn in public by certain office-holders0.80text
those of Britaininstance ofUntil World War II such uniforms were worn by even junior embassy staff but now survive only for ambassadors in a few long-established diplomatic services0.80text
Franceinstance ofUntil World War II such uniforms were worn by even junior embassy staff but now survive only for ambassadors in a few long-established diplomatic services0.80text
Swedeninstance ofUntil World War II such uniforms were worn by even junior embassy staff but now survive only for ambassadors in a few long-established diplomatic services0.80text
Belgiuminstance ofUntil World War II such uniforms were worn by even junior embassy staff but now survive only for ambassadors in a few long-established diplomatic services0.80text
Spain.In the United Kingdom cocked hats continue to be worn by certain office-holders on special occasionsinstance ofUntil World War II such uniforms were worn by even junior embassy staff but now survive only for ambassadors in a few long-established diplomatic services0.80text
Bicornerelated to Current useMembers0.60section
Bicornerelated to Current useAcadémie0.60section
Bicornerelated to Current useAcadémie's0.60section

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