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Line 769: :::Almost perfect! I forgot to mention that you should have recolored both crowns! --[[User:Lecen\|Lecen]] ([[User talk:Lecen\|talk]]) 20:49, 10 November 2011 (UTC) ::::No worries. Recoloured the other one too. <i style="text-shadow:grey 0.2em 0.2em 0.4em;">[[User:Fallschirmjäger\|<b style="color:#4D5D53">Fallschirm</b><b style="color:#2E8B57">jäger</b>]]<b style="color:#701"></b>[[User talk:Fallschirmjäger\|</i> <b style="color:#3CB371">✉</b>]] 22:03, 10 November 2011 (UTC) ==CAUTION== Excuse me but you're wrong! The crest of the version presented is the 2nd Empire: Emperor Dom Pedro II. And yes the two scepters are provided. Another point: the imperial crown of Brazil has green cloth. The red version're spread coat is an adaptation of the Crown Prince of Portugal (Prince of Brazil), designed by the painter Jean-Baptiste Debret, which was later replaced by the Imperial Crown of Brazil, this one in green cloth as the flag of the Empire of Brazil on display at the Imperial Museum of Petrópolis. Another source that can be used in reference to the color of the fabric is available in the carriage of the Emperor Dom Pedro I exposed in the same imperial museum. == Michael Wilbon and Gene Wojciechowski == {{resolved}}

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