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The Pussian and Farkas : First my best best wishes for both in this Christmas and coming New Year. Second, existed into the Prussia Army Doctors which were Regular . serving with the standing Army and Reservists .during the War Reserve Arzte were incorporated and other Doctors with no previous connection with the Military who volunteered were also incorporated as reservists but in commision .Apart the Pepiniere continued functioning with regular and newly incorporated students ,among this group many front experienced Unterarzte .that were included into the Reservists. The Prussian Army bureucracy was very compartimented but efficient and procured to find ever the correct niche to place every piece of the war machine with the correspondent uniform ,badge or distinctive .

Paja ; Gentlemen : There are a few points about the cockades , one the type of metal , second how it was gilded and last but not least ,the type of enamel As new world asked . the enamel or glaze must be of the hard type .this material is prone to chipping . the best manner of discover the truth is to buy a cockade and made to it tests ,

3 hours ago, fitzceraldo said:

The brothers of my grandfather

Hello the man at right wears the spanish falangist badge of the yoke and arrows.

Fritz : Yes ,its possible .the Royal Bavarian Army at the beginning of the war numbered 23 line Infantry Regiments and the Leib Rgt . except the Leib ,all weared Shoulderboards with only the number in chainstitching as your SB.

General staff patches for M1910 uniform were crimson . a rather pinkish red . the patch that you shows is for me a General Staff one. 

Appears as Dutch WW2 era . Air Force of the Colonial Army .but the badge doesnt fit . 

The Royal Bavarian Army was a independent one . their units were not numbered into the Reichsheer.at the beginning of WW1 numbered 4089 active officers , doctors , veterinarian and beamten. and 83125 NCOs and soldiers.It was organized with three Army Corps ,six Divisions .each division with four Infantry regiments . numbered apart . 

Hello Stormrider, You have reason , badges specially Third Reich ones is a minefield. twenty four years ago a Austrian expert , collector and seller of Militaria told me that with a growing market for TR era Militaria . some people had begun to manufacture badges and Iron Crosses. using old original machinery and materials .How ? Well , these people were son or familiars of wartime contract manufacturers .when the war was near the end , they concealed machinery and materials .to not be punished . after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Eastern Block , they reinitiated the bussines.

I am not 100 per cent convinced of forgery . but in doubt ,better not buy.

Certainly ,a mixed lot .first from the left , Bavarian Jaeger, then Saxon Jaeger or Rifleman , Bavarian Leib ; Artillery officer ,Bavarians dont wears ball topped helms for the Artillery . then I am in doubt. 

Assault or Mountain troops.

All that I am able to add is : He was a Sikh .

Closer view ,please . anverse and reverse .

Morar : At your service .

After i have seen the rose braided on the collar and the crown on the buttons I agree . Its not military . and Victorian .the quality of the braid is superb .

Wraith 42 : Gentleman Morar either not read my posts or dont understand me . Yes its a pre war field uniform of general use before the adoption of the pike grey one .It comprised a blue Bluse identical to the later pike grey ; pike grey trousers . and a field cap . the parolis (facings) were in regimental colour . The Hungarian Honved had madder red facings ; Hungarian trousers in pike grey with hungarian knots in red over the front of the thighs and black ankle boots . gold buttons were used only in the cap and shoulder tabs. later with the adoption of the pike grey the colour of the facing of Honved infantry changed to Slate grey.but surely you know all this .

Morar Andrei : The car of the left is a Austin Putilov . the car of the right looks like a Peugeot armored hull on a Renault chassis.the disc type wheels suggests post WW1 date

Carol I : Thats the point .In 1936 Voivoda Mihai was too young .I think . Remember that he was commisioned in the Romanian Army just in 1937. Exists another possibilty . Post War .after all Benes was again president and King Mihai was an Allied chef of State

Beautiful . and rare .Military .

Hard to date .perhaps a closer photo of the buttons would be useful .because of the crown .

The photo is taken during the visit of Benes to Romania . Prince Mihai wears a military uniform with no visible badges of rank .evidently the photo was made in the moment of Little Entente meeting as Prince Paul is present too .the last officer at the right appears to be Prince Nicholas . The date is June of 1936 . after , King and Prince visited Czechoslovakia .perhaps he the Prince ,was awarded in this visit.

King Carol payed state visits to Poland and Czechoslovakia before 1939 , in both with the then Voivoda Mihai. Carol in Poland weared Polish uniform . at least once . he was Colonel of a Polish Regiment. of a Yugoeslavian one too.

On 26/12/2013 at 07:54, christerd said:

After a cup of coffee I uploaded a couple of more pics

 

1. MarinFlieger Lt Droege

 

2. KorvettenKapitän Pfeiffer , Kom SMS Nautilus

 

3. Lt von Bülow , Kom 2 Komp , 14 Jäger Batl

 

4. Rittmeister von Saldern , 1 Garde Ulan Rgt

 

5. Hauptmann ,Stab Ostsee Div , von Falkenhorst

When Hitler decided to invade Norway and Dennmark chosed for the task the then General von Falkenhorst because of his experience in Finnland as member qf the staff of General Rudiger v der Goltz.

RIP for King Mihai . my condolence to Romanians . He was the adequated King . A long life always at Romania s service . 

My Pleasure. Major Heinrig commanded the regiment between October 1915 and March 1919 .during 1918 was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel .

Major Franz Heinrig last regimental commander until 1919 .