Mexican Military Uniforms 1863-1867: Tambor, Fusilero, and Voltigeur #3800554 (License: Personal Use)

This historical illustration depicts three key soldier types in the Mexican Army during the Second French Intervention: the Tambor (drummer) in red trousers and blue overcoat with drum equipment; the Fusilero (rifleman) in formal dark blue tunic, red trousers, and green shako; and the “Voltigeur” (light infantryman) in white trousers, blue tunic with yellow epaulettes, and wide-brimmed hat. Each figure carries period-appropriate weaponry and gear, reflecting unit distinctions and rank insignia of the era.

Used in educational, museum, or historical reenactment contexts to illustrate mid-19th century Mexican military dress during the conflict against French occupation. Matches user intent for academic research, costume design, or visual history reference.