Max_von_W

Officer Field Cap: Gebirgsschützenregiment 1, former LIR Landwehrinfanterieregiment 4; Klagenfurt Carinthia

Officer Field Cap: Gebirgsschützenregiment 1, former LIR Landwehrinfanterieregiment 4; Klagenfurt Carinthia

Officer Field Cap: Gebirgsschützenregiment 1, former LIR Landwehrinfanterieregiment 4; Klagenfurt Carinthia

Officer Field Cap: Gebirgsschützenregiment 1, former LIR Landwehrinfanterieregiment 4; Klagenfurt Carinthia

Officer field cap III. regiment Kaiserschuetzen

Officer field cap III. regiment Kaiserschuetzen

Hello, this time I post a Zugsfuehrer (Platoon leader) tunic, made of pike grey cord. K.u.k. Oberoesterreichisches Infanterie-Regiment „Ernst Ludwig Großherzog von Hessen und bei Rhein“ Nr. 14; One year volunteer; officer aspirant; Mod. 1915 I would like to see tunics out of other collections. Is there anyone willing to share images? would be great Best regards

Chris, thank you for posting the EK-document. It is interesting and confusing at the same time! An austrian soldier awarded a german decoration by an austrian unit? That is indeed strange. Charles, I only know about 3 campains were austrian artillery were engaged on the western front. I havn't ever seen a picture which shows austrians in german cut tunics. I would love to know more about the history of this very special piece. Since I can 't even say what model this tunic is. (I actually only collect austrian tunic and headgear...) Please write if you get to know anything about it. Best regards max_v_w

late war model of AH general majors tunic

late war model of AH general majors tunic

GI-NCO Field Cap IR 59 Stamped 1916

last but not least (last for today): GI-NCO Field Cap IR 59 Stamped 1916

Hello Gordon, the funny thing about the navy tunic is, that I actually don't even collect navy itims... only pike and field grey army uniforms. Regards max_v_w

Private purchased field cap for an Officer (2nd Lt) I know that because the cap was worn by my greygrandfaher...

M.15 Tunic 2nd Lt. IR.4 Hoch und Deutschmeister