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Jules Repond
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Colonel Jules Repond, Commander of the Papal Swiss Guard, stands in ornate armor with a feathered helmet and ruffled collar in front of large wooden doors.
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Jules Repond

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  • Swiss Guards
    Swiss Guards
    / Uniforms and weaponry

    …is largely the work of Jules Repond, who served as commander of the guard between 1910–21. The tunics are striped in the colors of the Medici family: red, dark blue, and yellow. White ruffs and high plumed helmets (with ostrich feathers colored to reflect different ranks) are also worn, as,…

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    …is largely the work of Jules Repond, who served as commander of the guard between 1910–21. The tunics are striped in the colors of the Medici family: red, dark blue, and yellow. White ruffs and high plumed helmets (with ostrich feathers colored to reflect different ranks) are also worn, as,…

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