Bayern

Sadly with Alt Larisch ,kragenpatten

My best wishes of success to you !

King Ludwig III of Bayern was a true soldier , he was wounded in a leg while serving in the Royal Bavarian Army during 1866 war against the Prussians and allied with Austria Hungary . the bullet was not removed and the future King carried until his death a certain slight limp . you can see this in the films portraying the King and you can observe that he normally wear long trousers and not Breeches and riding boots . He was Much Loved in Bavaria and I wish to remember that Bavaria was a Federate Kingdom into the Empire with his own Army and War Minister, his own Railways and his own Post and Prussian postal stamps were not current in Bavaria . Army Officers Lists run separate the same was valid for Numbering the Army Regiments . to end, Ludwig III dont fled

Sehr Interesant !

He wears the Sash as they used to wear the Regimental Adjutants

The Artillery sabre and riding boots of the model reglamented in 1915 for all Mounted Units

Italian NO , Italian cockade was and is red white green . the bronze star is too large also

And all the badges to be changed , all those with Her Majesty Cipher RIP Her Majesty after 70 years of dedicated service to Great Britain and the Commonwealth

Normally were made in Kriegsmetall

Graf Max Montgelas was also a Historian

Matthew , Lebensborn ,Why not ? I remember that SS men publishes Birth notes with the rune on the badge instead of the more usual star

Perhaps a intended badge for members of the Ahnenerbe ?

Excuse me if i expressed bad , I only intend to add details , Servitore !

Hello Grey C , Is not officer because officers wear sash and bandolier in silver thread with in the case of Prussia ,two black stripes . Kind greetings !

This type of shoulder board was in use before and during WW1