The two French Eagles captured at Waterloo by the British Army are very well documented. It's also well documented that His Grace's Army, by and large spent the night on the battlefield, and took little part in the pursuit of the enemy. So my question is...
Wot 'appened to the rest of Boney's gilded chickens?
I'm not having it for a minute, that in the rout which saw Boney lose the Imperial Chamberpot, resolute clumps of Frenchies stalwartly defended their Eagles agin the rampaging Prussians. Were they picked up, discarded in roadside ditches by triumphant Deaths Head Hussars, or meekly surrendered as scores of Frenchmen tried to jack it in?