Naxos
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Now that is funny
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No disrespect here. Ulanen are horsemen and it is in the spirit of the old Germans to have your faithful mount that shared the same fate buried along with you ( ... or its head on your grave).
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Great image! Thanks
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Thank you Chip!
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Not often seen in photographs, the leather straps of the Kraftfahrer-Lederjacke Perhaps Chip can post an example of these leather straps.
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The man himself and his awards:
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Here is his Obituary:
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Incredible Kette!
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Kgl. Bay. 24. Infanterie-Regiment [
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23. Bay. Inf.Rgt.
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Please have a look at this post:http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/46871-post-your-imperial-german-dog-tags/?p=542621
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FAKE TAGS ! This Tag I posted in 2011 is (what I believe now) a fake. Have a look at this one posted at ebay.de: http://www.ebay.de/itm/ERKENNUNGSMARKE-1-WK-Dog-Tag-Forst-Grenadier-/121101773413?pt=Militaria&hash=item1c323a6a65 ....and this one sold on eBay.de about a year ago. These are all fakes made by the same person.
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Kragen, Revers und Ärmelaufschlag (collar, lapel and cuffs)
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Glenn beat me to it. Here is a pic of WII as a Jg.zu Pferde General
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The officer on the left appears to be non other than Willy Rohr himself
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... and Chris, "the dude abides"
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Looks like Willy on the left
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I see the W on the sleeve - Great Image!
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... by 1916, the exception. During the war most Baden soldiers wore the Prussian eagle on their collars. Note the Baden corcade on the visor and the Prussian eagle on the collar
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Yes, Baden used the Prussian eagle on the collar buttons
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Yes, it is the Erkennungsmarke for Pastor Luck of 98 Reserve Division. During WWI officers often wore a non standard ID tag. Nice find!
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Wie isches mit badisch?
