| Perfect example of the dress aiguillette which has been well kept and protected in the box. |
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| The belt and buckle with the aiguillette are still in the original round, black leatherette-faced cardboard container. |
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| An order of 1764 discontinued the wearing of the aiguillette and replaced it with an epaulette worn on the left shoulder. |
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| The leadership academe is the only aiguillette allowed on the right shoulder. |
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| Patterned and flecked cord aiguillettes are also available, as well as a variety of tags and attachments for the tips of the aiguillette itself. |
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| Bright aluminum bullion aiguillette shows virtually no wear or age and is complete with slide, cords, and attaching loops in virtually unissued condition. |
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| Cut the little tendon situated in the aiguillette to avoid it becomes smaller wile cooking. |
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| A silver aiguillette is authorized for CCGA members acting as Aid de Camp for visiting or inspecting dignitaries and government officials of royal, vice-royal, ministerial or flag rank. |
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| The garrison was bolstered the following year by the arrival of reinforcements and the addition to each company of two aiguillette cadets, who were the sons of officers. |
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| This recipe shows off aiguillette, a very tender duck meat, to advantage. |
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| The aiguillette is worn on the right shoulder by a royal equerry, for example, aide-decamp to the governor general or to a lieutenant governor, and on the left shoulder for all other appointments. |
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