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13 hours ago, filfoster said:
Yes, he's an interesting historical person. That's why I want to replicate his medal and ribbon bars and perhaps his dress uniform.
My best wishes of success to you !
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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
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On 19/09/2022 at 12:40, Jeff Noll said:
He wears the Sash as they used to wear the Regimental Adjutants
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50 minutes ago, The Prussian said:
Hello Juju!
Well, the Ersatz-Abteilung/Geb.Art.Abt. 5/6 was one unit.
Formed in Waldkirch/Breisgau (Baden) Feb., 28, 1917.
So the guys might wear the prussian artillery-sabre.
Because he wrote "14/15/16/17", the photo might had been taken in 1917. That fits to the set-up of the unit.
The Artillery sabre and riding boots of the model reglamented in 1915 for all Mounted Units
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Italian NO , Italian cockade was and is red white green . the bronze star is too large also
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4 hours ago, Marcon1 said:
On a more sunny note - think of all the new medals that will appear with King Charles III effigy !!!!!
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
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Normally were made in Kriegsmetall
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Graf Max Montgelas was also a Historian
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Matthew , Lebensborn ,Why not ? I remember that SS men publishes Birth notes with the rune on the badge instead of the more usual star
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Perhaps a intended badge for members of the Ahnenerbe ?
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Excuse me if i expressed bad , I only intend to add details , Servitore !
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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 !
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On 18/04/2007 at 22:59, Dave Suter said:
This type of shoulder board was in use before and during WW1
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Kanonier , Prussian Field Artillery
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FALvon Kyffhausen , Yes he carries a bayonet knot but its not a Officiers Portepee . Rank and file all carry Bavonet knots or Sabre faustriemen if Mounted troop . The officiers Portepee was in silver thread and closed that is without fringes
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Hello Infantry NCO wearing M1915 Feldbluse with long trousers and laced shoes on the chest the EKII . the rank on the collar , lace over the front and the lower part of the collar and barely visible on the collar at shoulder line a oxidized metal button . both things says that he was a Sergeant . the same insignia weared de Vizefeldwebel but he carries also a officer sword and swordknot
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I agree with bolewt58 but for a while i think in the Czarist Russia version that according with some versions subsisted in late 19th and early 20 th centuries
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Servitore !
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The Infantryman photo was from a Strassburg photographer . Ithat is Alsace and the XV Army Corps
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Looks like a headress badge of Infantry WW1 period . in Italian a Fregio de Fanteria per capello , crossed rifles topped by a Crown in the centre circle must be a Number but i see some sort of Initials . the colour of the centre circle , orange says Brigata Livorno that is Infantry Regiments Number 33 and 34 but it was not common that the centre circle was in the colour of the Brigade . perhaps someone could say more
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Tupper, I will try to find something. His German name serves as guide
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Bavarian Litewka : See what I see?
in Germany: Imperial Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Personal Equipment
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Sadly with Alt Larisch ,kragenpatten