Which military organization pioneered the concept of standardized 'visual merchandising' with uniform designs that would later influence retail product displays worldwide?

Throughout history, armies and military organizations have created distinctive brand identities through visual merchandising and product design. From ancient Rome to modern special forces, military units have used symbols, colors, and designs to create recognizable 'brands' that inspire loyalty, fear, or respect. This poll tests your knowledge about how historical military organizations have marketed themselves through visual merchandising elements that later influenced civilian product design.

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The Prussian Army under Frederick the Great, with their systematized uniform displays and equipment arrangements (1740s)
The British Royal Navy during the Victorian era, with their ship stores and supply catalogs (1850s)
Napoleon's Grande Armée with their regimental boutiques and standardized presentation (1800s)
The United States Army during World War I, with their recruitment stations and supply displays (1917)