Information about Russian uniforms for the first half of the Great Northern War is unfortunately in short supply since the Russian army lost their archives during their failed campaign against the Turks at Prut in 1711. In addition to that most Russian regiments did not have stable uniform colours during this period and they frequently changed colours each time they received new uniforms. All this means that any attempt to illustrate Russian uniforms in the battles of the Great Northern War will inevitable be more or less speculative. This is also true for the images on this page which should be viewed as qualified guesses on how the uniforms looked like in the battle of Poltava (and in some cases also their Eastern uniforms in the battle of Narva).

For a long time there was no good literature available on this subject since for example the Osprey books covering Peter the Great's army by Angus Konstam (1993-94) got its information from A. V. Viskovatov's Russian-language work from the 19th century, which has proven to be a very unreliable source. Thorough archive research resulted however in a Russian-language book on the Russian army 1700-1730 by K. V. Tatarnikov in 2008 and its uniform data is since 2018 available in English in the book "The Russian Army in the Great Northern War 1700-21" by Boris Megorsky. It is the latter book that is my main source to my pages on Russian uniforms. But alongside Megorsky's information I have also included information from Lars-Eric Höglund and Alexander Bespalov's book  "Stora nordiska kriget 1700-1721, III" from 2004. In those cases Höglund/Bespalov have uniform data that is not mentioned by Megorsky it usually means they got it from Viskovatov which, as previously stated, is not a reliable source. But for anyone who wants to paint miniature figures, unreliable information is still better than no information at all.

Russian Uniforms in General

In the beginning of the Great Northern War the Russian army still used Eastern style uniforms and it was not until December 1702 the first Western style uniforms began to be issued. Because coats were only replaced about every third year, it was not until 1705 when Western uniforms had fully replaced the older uniforms. During the transition period regiments could be seen wearing a mix of Eastern and Western equipment such as a Western coat but a cap trimmed with bearskin and older boots.

The earliest Western coats may have had double rows of buttons (similar to Danish coats) but in 1708 the Preobrazhenski Guard was to be issued coats with a single row of buttons and the rest of the army followed their example. Although as late as 1711 there were still several regiments with double breasted coats. The buttons on the early coats were covered with cloth but it then became standard that the infantry was to have pewter buttons while grenadiers and dragoons were to have brass buttons.

Initially the coats did not have a collar at all or a standing collar in the same colour as the coat. A falling collar was introduced for the artillery 1704, for dragoons 1706 and for the Guard in 1712.

There was a considerable variation in colours but from 1708 it was decided that green was the preferred colour on an infantry coat. A shortage of cloth with the right colour meant however that the regiments had to settle for whatever was available and the colour could change dramatically each time the regiment was issued new uniforms.

Menshikov's Life Squadron

According to Boris Megorsky (raised 1706 i Gomel with chosen men from other dragoon regiments)			According to Höglund/Bespalov (raised 1705)
1706	Dark green coat with double rows of gilded buttons, cuffs and collar red trimmed with gold lace, red vest with lace, red breeches, red cloak with yellow lining, black neckcloth, hat with gold lace, belts laid with lace and probably blue cloth.		Unknown uniform
1707	Blue grenadier caps with brass plates. "edges laid with lace in three rows - gold and silver inside".		Poltava.
1709	Dark green coat with single row of gilded buttons (NCO coats had lace on cuffs pockets and collar), vest and breeches of moose leather,  red cloak with dark green lining, light green karpus with red flaps and cross laid of gold lace on the crown, lace on NCO belts.
1719	Karpus, grenadier cap.

Andrey Kropotov's  Horse Grenadiers According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1709: Andrey Kropotov 1709: Semen Khlopov		1708: A. Kropotov 1709: T. Chirikov 1710: S. Khlopov 1711: Polonski
1709	Green coat, red vest, red breeches, red cloak, cap.		Unknown uniform Schamov and Plozk 1708, Gadatj and Poltava 1709, Prut 1711.
1715	Leather breeches, red cloak.
1718	Leather vest.
1719	Blue coat with brass buttons, white collar, white cuffs, white lining.

According to Megorsky the regiment was formed in 1709 with the grenadier companies from Arkhangelgorodski, Kievski, Moskovski, Novotroitski, Rostovski, Sibirski, Smolenski, Vladimirski, Vyatski and Yaroslavski regiments. Note that Megorsky also writes that Kievski was included in von der Ropp's Regiment. The same regiments which Megorsky has placed in Andrey Kropotov's Regiment are stated by Höglund/Bespalov to have belonged to G. Kropotov's Regiment, but instead of Kievski they have written Nevski.

According to Höglund/Bespalov, A. Kropotov's Regiment consisted of the companies which Megorsky has placed in Gavrila Kropotov's Regiment, that is: Azovski, Belozerski, Ingermanlandski, Kazanski, Nizhegorodski, Ryazanski, S:t Petersburgski, Tverski, Troitski and Yamburgski regiments.

Gavrila Kropotov's Horse Grenadiers According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1709: Gavrila Kropotov 1720: Osip Scherbatov		1709: G. Kropotov
1709	Dark green coat, grenadier caps. NCO coats had lace. Drummers had braids on their coats.		1709 Green coat, green grenadier cap.
1711	Leather breeches.
1712	Dark green coat, leather breeches, caps.
1715	Blue coat, leather vest.		Poltava 1709, Prut 1711.
1716	Red cloak with green lining, red neckcloth..
1718	Leather vest, red breeches, caps.
1719	Blue coat with brass buttons, red collar, cuffs, loops and lining red. Red cloak with blue lining

According to Megorsky the regiment was formed in 1709 with 10 grenadier companies from  Azovski, Belozerski, Ingermanlandski, Kazanski, Nizhegorodski, Ryazanski, S:t Petersburgski, Tverski, Troitski and Yamburgski.

According to Höglund/Bespalov it was A. Kropotov's Regiment which got these companies while G. Kropotov's Regiments was formed with companies from Moskovski, Vladimirski, Sibirski, Nevski, Arkhangelgorodski, Rostovski, Vyatski, Smolenski, Novotroitski and Yaroslavski regiments.

Von der Ropp's Horse Grenadiers According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1709: Christopher von der Ropp 1720: von Mannstein		1709: C. von der Roop.
1711	Leather breeches, cap.		Unknown uniform
1712	Green coat, leather breeches.
1713	Green coat, leather breeches.
1714	Green coat, leather vest, leather breeches, red cloak.
1715	Green coat, leather vest, leather breeches, red cloak, cap with covers.		Poltava 1709, Prut 1711.
1718	Leather vest, red cloak, cap.
1718	Green coat, leather vest, cap.

Both Megorsky and Höglund/Bespalov states that the regiment was formed in 1709 with grenadier companies from Astrakhanski, Kargopolski, Kievski, Lutski, Narvski, Novgorodski, Permski, Pskovski, Ustyuzhski and Vologodski regiments.

Astrakhanski
(raised 1701 in Moscow)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1701: Ivan Lvov 1702: Ivan Ignatiev 1705: Magnus Netlergost		1701: Prince of Lvov 1702: I. Ignatiev 1703: J. Miller-Felsen
1706	Dark green coat, red vest, red breeches. Gave 700 red coats to Pskovski Regiment.
1707	Green coat, hat, grenadier caps, Gave away 1391 old red coats.
1708	Green coat, leather breeches, red cloak. Ten white coats for barbers.		? Hat, blue coat with white lining and cuffs, leather vest, leather breeches.
1710	Hat, shoes, stockings, boots.
1711	Dark green coat and vest, red cloak, hat.		Rauge and Erastfer 1701, Hummelshof 1702, Narva 1704, Gemäuerthof 1705, Kalisz 1706, suppressed Cossack rebellion at the Don 1707-08, Pomerania 1711-13.
1712	Red cloak, hat.
1714	Non-combatants: grey homespun coats, vest of coloured linen, sash.
1715	Blue coat, leather vest, red karpus.
1716	Red cloak with blue
1719	Dark green coat with brass buttons, red collar, cuffs and loops, red lining, leather vest, leather breeches, blue karpus with red flaps, dark green cloak with red lining. Ten white fourier pennants.

Kargopolski
(raised 1707 in Moscow with conscripts)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1707: Ivan Boltin 1708: Marel de Karger 1709: Ivan Boltin		1707: I. Boltin 1706: Marelie de la Carrier
1707	Dark green coat, red vest, red breeches, hat, red neckcloth. Green chabraque and green holster covers with fringe..		1706 Green coat with brass buttons, red lining, red cuffs, red vest, red breeches, red neckcloth, hat.
1709	Dark green coat and cloak, red vest, red breeches, hat, red neckcloth.
1712	White coat with blue lining. One white colour and nine reddish colours.
1713	Red cloak with green lining.		Lesnaya 1708, Poltava and Perevolochna 1709, Riga 1710, Prut 1711, Pomerania 1711-12.
1714	White coat with red lining and red cuffs, Blue karpus with red lining..
1715	Leather vest, leather breeches, red neckcloth.
1716	Green cloak.
1717	Blue coat with white lining and white cuffs, white karpus with blue lining, leather vest, leather breeches.

Koporski

Neither Boris Megorsky or Angus Konstam mention this regiment. Höglund/Bespalov states that there are no data about colonels, recruitment et cetera, but they do mention the following uniform data:

1706 Hat, blue coat with brass buttons, red lining and cuffs, red vest, red breeches, red neckcloth, blue cloak with red lining.

According to Pavel Konovalchuk and Einar Lyth's book "Vägen till Poltava - Slaget vid Lesnaja", Koporski participated in the battle of Lesnaya 1708.

Life Regiment
(raised 1707 with men from other regiments, S:t Petersburgski Regiment from 1719)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov 1707: A. Reshkov
	1707: Anton Eshov
1707	Blue coat, red vest, red breeches, red cloak, hat. Shabraque and holster covers blue.		1707 Blue coat with brass buttons, red lining, red cuffs, red vest, red breeches, red cloak, black hat.
1708	Hat		1708 Hat with yellow lace
1709	Green coat, hat. NCO hats and coats had silver lace. Drummer coats had silver lace and supposedly red "trip" (a velvet-like textile probably on facings). red vest, red breeches, red cloak.		1709 Hat with yellow lace or red karpus with blue lining, blue coat with brass buttons, red lining and cuffs, leather vest, leather breeches, black neckcloth, blue cloak with red lining.
1710	Green coat, red vest, red breeches.
1712	White coat with red cuffs and brass buttons, yellow vest leather breeches, red cloak, hat.
1715	Blue coat, leather vest, leather breeches, red cloak, hat, red neckcloth.		Holowczyn 1708, Lesnaya 1708, Oposhna 1709, Poltava and Perevolochna 1709, Riga 1710, Prut 1711, Poland 1711-18.
1717	Leather vest and leather breeches.
1719	Blue coat with brass buttons, collar, cuffs and lining white, white karpus with blue facing, blue cloak with red collar and red lining.

Lutski According to Boris Megorsky (raised 1705 in Koporje)			According to Höglund/Bespalov (raised 1705 with men from Novgorod's military district)
	1705: Timofey Putyatin 1706: Rudolph von Schaumburg 1708: Fedor Chekin		1705: T. Putjatin
1706	Homespun grey coat with red.		1705/06 Grey coat.
1707	Blue coat with red, hat, grenadier cap.		1708 Grey coat with red lining and cuffs,
1711	Dark green coat, red cloak, karpus, grenadier cap.
1714	Dark green coat, blue breeches, red cloak. karpus, grenadier cap, non-combatants had grey homespun coats.		1716 Green coat, leather vest, leather breeches, blue karpus, red cloak.
1718	Red vest.
1720	Karpus.

Viborg 1706, Viborg and Kexholm 1710, Pälkäne 1713, Storkyro 1714. raids on the Swedish east coast 1719-20.

According to Boris Megorsky		Moskovski (raised 1700 in Moscow)	According to Höglund/Bespalov 1700-02: J. Gulits (Goltz) N. von Verden K. Rönne Rohznov
	1700: Efim Goulits 1702: Nikolay von Werden 1703: Carl-Evald Ronne
1700	Dark green coat, red cap and red sash.. Green colours.
1701	Two lemon colours.		? Hat, white coat with white cuffs, brown vest, brown breeches, red cloak.
1706	Nine green colours painted with silver, iron finials, one white colour with eagle painted with gold.
1707	Red neckcloth, hat, grenadier cap. Red chabraque for grenadiers. Five green colours with black eagle, including one white colour.
1709	Red cloak, hat.
1711	Red cloak with blue lining, leather vest, leather breeches, hat, black neckcloth. One red colour painted with white, brass finial.
1712	White coat with blue cuffs and blue lining, black neckcloth, hat. quartermeister pennants of green and red cloth. Nine red colours painted with gold, brass finials, one white colour painted with gold.		1712 White coat with blue cuffs and blue lining, leather vest, leather breeches, black neckcloth, hat, red cloak with blue lining.
1714	Karpus.
1718	Karpus

Narva 1700, Rappin 1701, Erastfer 1701, Hummelshof 1702, Narva 1704, Grodno 1706, Kalisz 1706, Poltava 1709, Prut 1711.

Nevski

According to Boris Megorsky (raised 1704 in Moscow)			According to Höglund/Bespalov (raised 1705 in Moscow with men from older cavalry units) 1705: J. Portessis 1706: Campbell Unknown uniform
	1704: Jan Portess 1705: Anton von Stoltz
1706	Hat.
1707	Hat, grenadier caps.
1708	Hat.
1709	Hat.		Grodno 1706, Kalisz 1706, Rajovka 1708, Lesnaya 1708, Poltava 1709, Viborg and Kexholm 1710, Riga 1710, Pernau 1710, Pomerania 1711-17.
1711	Blue cloak.
1712	Dark green coat, leather vest, leather breeches, hat.
1714	White coat, leather vest, leather breeches, hat.
1719	Dark green coat, leather vest, leather breeches.
1720	Karpus.

Nizhegorodski

According to Boris Megorsky (raised 1702 in Novgorod)			According to Höglund/Bespalov (raised 1701 in Novgorod)
	1702: Ludwig Wolmat-Bodevy 1703: Andrey Morell de Carier 1704: Ivan Boltin 1705: Otto-Rudolph von Schauenburg		1701: A. Morelie de la Carrier 1702: W. Bodevy
1707	Hat.		Unknown uniform
1709	Hat.
1711	Karpus.		Hummelshof 1702, Jamburg 1703, Narva 1704, Apraxin's corps 1704-05, Lesnaya 1708, Poltava 1709, Prut 1711, Kexholm 1716-17.
1712	Quartermeister pennants of green and red cloth.
1713	White coat with red facings, red karpus with dark green facing, black neckcloth, leather vest, moose leather breeches, red cloak with green.
1715	Dark green coat, leather vest, hat.
1716	Dark green coat, red neckcloth, red cloak.
1718	Hat.
1719	Red coat with blue lining, green karpus with red facing, black neckcloth, leather vest, deer and moose leather breeches, blue cloak with red collar and red lining.

Novgorodski
(raised 1701 in Moscow with reiters, lancers and men from cities in the Volga region)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov 1701: N. Meschersky 1702: G. Volkonsky 1703: N. Iffland
	1701: Nikita Meschersky 1702: Grigory Volkonsky
1706	Hat.
1707	Blue coat with brass buttons, red cloak.		? White karpus with green lining, green coat, leather vest, leather breeches. (The description of the coat and karpus is identical with the uniform they state for Novgorodski Infantry Regiment in 1711)
1708	Hat, blue coat with red.
1710	White coat, leather vest, leather breeches, red cloak, karpus.
1711	White coat.
1712	One white colour and nine reddish colours.
1713	White coat, leather vest, leather breeches, red cloak, green karpus, red neckcloth.		Erastfer 1701, Hummelshof 1702, Dorpat 1704, Narva 1704, Gemäuerthof 1705, Kalisz 1706, Poltava 1709, Prut 1711.
1715	Leather vest, leather breeches.
1716	White coat with blue lining, red cloak with green lining.
1718	White coat with blue lining and brass buttons, karpus.
1719	Leather vest, leather breeches, green cloak with red lining.
1720	Green cloak, karpus.

Novotroitski
(According to Angus Konstam it got its provincial name in 1712 and was before then called Kropotovski)

 Permski

According to Boris Megorsky (raised 1703 in Moscow)			According to Höglund/Bespalov (raised 1703 with men from old reiter and lancer regiments, 1706 men from the garrison regiment in Taganrog) 1703-06: I. Gorbov 1706 White coat with brass buttons, red lining and cuffs, red vest, red breeches, hat.
	1703: Ivan Gorbov
1703	One white and nine red colours with a cross, silk tassels, one white colour with gold tassels.
1709	Red coat, white breeches.
1711	Karpus.
1712	Quartermeister pennants of red and green cloth.
1713	White coat.
1714	Karpus.
1715	Leather vest.
1716	White coat with red cuffs and red lining.		Narva 1704, Grodno 1706, Holowczyn 1708, Lesnaya 1708, Prut 1711
1717	Yellow vest.
1718	Dark green coat.
1719	Dark green coat, leather vest, red cloak with green lining and collar, karpus.

Ranenburgski Dragoon Squadron
(Raised 1704, Commander: Menshikov, Unknown uniform, Cossack rebellion 1708 and Poltava 1709)

Kozlovski Dragoon Squadron
(Commander: F. Apraxin, Poltava 1709)

Hat or red karpus, red coat with blue lining and cuffs, leather breeches, black neckcloth, blue cloak with red lining.

Voronezhski Dragoon Squadron
(Commander: F. Apraxin, Unknown uniform, Poltava 1709)

Roslavlski Dragoon Squadron
(No data on commander, recruitment et cetera are known)

1709: Hat, red coat with blue lining and cuffs, leather breeches, black neckcloth, blue cloak with red lining.

Neither Boris Megorsky or Angus Konstam mention these squadrons. Höglund/Bespalov list them as separate units, but a Russian historian have suggested that the first three squadrons (which supposedly participated in the battle of Poltava) might have been alternative names for the same unit. Because Höglund/Bespalov's information on the Roslavlski Squadron is similar to the other three, it might also have been an alternative name for the Ranenburgski Squadron which got its name from Menshikov's estate Ranenburg (which in its turn got its name from the castle Oranienburg north of Berlin).

Ryazanski
(raised 1705 in Smolensk from the lower nobility and men from Ravdanski's, Stankevich and Sukhotin's regiments, disbanded 1713)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1705: Nikolay Gerenk 1706: Gustav-Alfred Gein		1705: N. Göring
1706	Hat.
1708	Light blue coat, hat
1709	Hat.
1710	Red cloak with blue, red neckcloth.
1711	Dark green coat with red facings, moose leather breeches, blue karpus.
1712	Dark green coat with red facings, moose leather breeches, blue karpus, red cloak with blue lining, red neckcloth.		1712 Green coat with red lining and cuffs, hat or blue karpus, leather breeches, red neckcloth, red cloak with blue lining.
1713	Leather vest.
1714	Karpus.
1717	Hat.		Kalisz 1706, Prut 1711
1720	Hat..

S:t Petersburgski

Not mentioned by Boris Megorsky   According to Angus Konstam (raised 1701 in Moscow and disbanded 1712) Colonel: Poluektov		According to Höglund/Bespalov (raised 1701 in Moscow, disbanded 1711, its name then taken by Life Regiment 1719) 1701: N. Poluektov 1702: M. Zybin 1703: V. Grigorov 1705: J. Genskin
		1707 Blue coat with pewter buttons and red lining,  red vest, red breeches, red cloak, hat with white lace.
		170? Green coat with red lining and cuffs, red vest, red breeches, hat.
		Erastfer 1701, Hummelshof 1702, Jamburg 1703, Dorpat 1704, Narva 1704, Gemäuerthof 1705, Grodno 1706, Kalisz 1706, Starya Senchary 1709, Poltava and Perevolochna 1709, Poland 1710, Prut 1711.

Sibirski
(raised 1701 in Moscow)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov 1701: A. de Mulin (Molina?) 1703: G. Pflug 1706: Sheveljev
	1701: Alexander Malina 1703: Gebhard Pflug
1704	Blue coat with red. red vest, red breeches, hat. dark green shabraque (page 84)		1704 Blue coat with brass buttons, red lining and cuffs, red vest, red breeches, hat..
1707	Dark green coat, red vest, red cloak, hat.
1708	Leather breeches.
1710	Karpus. One white colour.
1711	One red colour
1712	Leather vest, red cloak, karpus. One white and nine yellow colours.		In the Baltic 1703, Kalisz 1706, Rajovka 1708, Lesnaya 1708, Krasnokutsk 1709, Poltava and Perevolochna 1709, Prut 1711.
1714	One deserter wore a dark green coat with 18 brass buttons, red lining and cuffs, red vest, leather breeches, red cloak.
1715	Hat.
1718	Blue breeches, red karpus with blue facing.
1719	Blue coat with red facing and blue lining, red cloak with blue lining.

Tverski
(Raised 1703 according to Megorsky. According to Höglund/Bespalov: 1702 in Moscow with conscripts and volunteers)

Ustyuzhski
(renamed to Yamburgski 1712)

Vladimirski
(raised 1701 in Moscow)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1701: Mikhail Zhdanov 1702: Peter Meschersky		1701: I. Zhdanov 1702: P. Meschersky
1709	White coat, hat, grenadier caps.
1710	Hat, blue cloak with red lining.
1711	Green coat with red facings, red karpus, hat, black neckcloth, breeches of both goat and moose leather.
1712	Green coat with red lining, leather vest, leather breeches, blue cloak with red. black neckcloth, red karpus. One hundred white coats for train drivers.		1712 Green coat with red lining and cuffs, leather breeches, blue cloak with red lining, hat or red karpus.
1713	Leather vest, red neckcloth.
1714	Deserters (probably non-combatants) had white coats with white cloth buttons, blue lining, leather breeches.
1715	Blue coat with red facings, leather vest, red cloak with light blue, hat.		Erastfer 1701, Hummelshof 1702, Dorpat 1704, in Poland and Lithuania 1705-08, Lesnaya 1708, Poltava 1709, Prut 1711.
1716	Leather vest.
1718	Green karpus with red facing.
1719	Blue coat with red cuffs, and red lining, chamois-leather vest, breeches of moose- and dear leather, red cloak with blue collar and blue lining, hat.
1720	Hat.
1721	Red neckcloth.

Vyatski
(raised 1701 in Novgorod)

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1702: Denis Devgerin 1703: Phillipp Suvas 1705: Andrey Volkonsky		1701: D. Devgerin 1704: F. Suviz 1705: A. Volkonsky
1704	Hat.		1706 Green coat with brass buttons, red lining and cuffs, red vest, red breeches, red neckcloth, hat.
1706	Green coat, red vest, red breeches, red neckcloth.
1707	Hat, grenadier caps with emblem.
1709	White coat
1711	Leather vest.		Hummelshof 1702, Systerbäck 1703, Narva 1704, Apraxin's corps 1704-05, Lesnaya 1708, Oposhna 1709, Poltava 1709, Riga 1710, Viborg 1710, Pernau 1710, Pälkäne 1713, Storkyro 1714.
1713	Karpus.
1714	Leather vest, leather breeches, green cloak.
1715	Red coat, red karpus.
1717	Leather vest, green cloak.
1718	Blue coat, karpus.

Ustyuzhski 1707-1712 and Yamburgski 1712-

According to Boris Megorsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov
	1707: Roman Volkonsky		Colonel unknown
1707	Hat, white neckcloth.		1712 Green coat with red lining and cuffs, leather vest, leather breeches, green cloak with yellow lining, black neckcloth, hat.
1707	Yellow coat with red cuffs, lapels and lining, green vest, green breeches, brass buttons.
1710	Dark green coat with red facings, leather vest, leather breeches, dark green cloak with yellow lining, black neckcloth, hat.		Lesnaya 1708, Poltava and Perevolochna 1709, Pomerania 1711-12 (see also the first Yamburgski Regiment for possible mix-up).
1712	Dark green coat with red facings, leather vest, leather breeches, dark green cloak with yellow lining, black neckcloth, hat.
1714	White coat, leather vest, hat
1717	Karpus.
1711	Karpus

Yamburgski 1706-1712

The first dragoon regiment with this name was raised 1706 in Smolensk with men from the lower Volga region and Ukrainian cities. It was disbanded 1712 and its name was then given to the Ustyuzhski Dragoon Regiment

1706: F. Fastman
Prince of Lvov

Boris Megorsky does not mention this regiment and according to Höglund/Bespalov their uniforms were unknown. Even though the regiment was disbanded 1712 Höglund/Bespalov states that it was in Pomerania and Holstein 1713-14 (mix-up with the former Ustyuzhski Regiment?)

Rajovka 1708, Lesnaya 1708, Poltava and Perevolochna 1709, Reval and Viborg 1710, Pomerania 1711-13, Holstein 1714.

Yaroslavski According to Boris Megorsky (raised 1706 in Moscow) 1706: Grogori Volkonsky			According to Höglund/Bespalov (raised 1706 with men from the Lower Volga region and Ukrainian cities) 1706: G. Volkonski 1706: Naschokin 1706/09 Hat with white lace, blue coat with brass buttons, red lining and cuffs, red vest, blue breeches. Blue grenadier cap with red lining.
1710	Hat, red neckcloth, dark green vest, moose leather breeches.
1711	Hat.
1712	Hat,  red neckcloth, dark green vest, moose leather breeches, light blue cloak.
1713	Hat, white neckcloth, white coat, breeches of chamois leather, red cloak with green lining.		1712 Hat, blue coat with red lining and cuffs, green vest, leather breeches, blue cloak with red lining.
1714	Hat.
1717	Karpus.		1720 Hat with yellow lace, blue coat with white lining and cuffs, white vest, white breeches.
1720	Karpus.

Rajovka 1708, Lesnaya 1708, Poltava and Perevolochna 1709, Pomerania 1711-13, Holstein 1714.

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