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Do you have a portrait of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna (2. Garde-dragoner-regiments Kaiserin Alexandra von Russland) in a dragoon uniform.

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And the ones I circled around

Andreas, tell me what these text elements in the rank list mean

Send me the same clipping on Kuhling, please, as you cut out Schultz and Nast

So we have everything in front of us de oberst Lieutenant Nast? Right? Thank you for your help, we have to check everything, do you understand yourself?

Check out 5 art - Schultz was there too

Is there any news?

Thank you so much. I'll be waiting.

Yes, I agree. But I can't figure out why it is Nast in the photo. If we were talking about the rank of major then, undoubtedly, this can be considered, but if it is an oberst lieutenant, then why can't we assume that it is Schultz (photo in 1897). That's why I asked where the combat path of Schultz's unit took place, since Schultz and Nast come from the 5th art. brigade. I think the answer is in these geographical names: WEISSENBURG, WORTH, SEDAN, MONT VALERIEN, PARIS Schultz in 1872 was S. - Lt. Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 9

Hello everyone. Before us is an officer from Niederschlesisches Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 5. EKII 1870, RAO4, Kronenorden 3, 25Jahr., Kriegsdenkmünze für die Feldzüge 1870/71 + WEISSENBURG, WORTH, SEDAN, MONT VALERIEN, PARIS. Once we discussed with you a photo portrait of a major from Niederschlesisches Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 5 Specialists saids there was another officer who had the same list of awards: "1. Artillerie-Offizier von Platz in Posen, Oberstleutnant Otto Kühling who was à la suite of Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 5 and had exactly the same decorations" You objected to him and argued that "Oberstleutnant Otto Kühling who was à la suite of Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 5 in 70/71 he served with Feldart. Rgt. 3. That regiment fought neither in Weißenburg, nor Sedan, nor Wörth, nor Mt. Valérien, so he couldn´t have those battle clasps. The only match is Paris (21.9.-25.10.1870) " Then we concluded that the portrait depicts Albert Karl Nast - commander Niederschlesisches Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 5. This conclusion was made on the basis that: (1870-71) Nast received the EKII in Feldart.Rgt.5. Feldart.Rgt.5 fought in Weißenburg, Wörth, Marsal, Stonne, Frénois, Sedan, Mont Mesly, Dannemois, Petit-Bicêtre, Paris, Mery, La Malmaison, Fellers, Yevres, Loigny-Poupry, Orléans, Marchenoir, Beaugency-Cravant, La Fourche, Le Mans, Mont Valérien. So his clsaps are all right! WEISSENBURG, WORTH, SEDAN, MONT VALERIEN, PARIS. In the ranklist 70/71 Nast was Seconde-Lieutenant in 5.Artillery-Brigade (Festungs-Artillerie-Regiment 5) However, now it turns out that in the photo (Possibly) Oberst Lieutenant Schultz, who was commander in 1897, and had the same list of awards. Major Nast did not have the Order of the Crown of the 3rd class, he received it only as an Oberst-Lieutenant. One more moment, we all thought that the major was in the photo. However, if you look closely, I think there is a star right under the number 5. I found Schultz in the 5th Artillery Brigade in 1870-71. He was in battery 5 heavy. And I also got EK2. Can you tell me where Schultz's battery was besieging?

Thanks for the reply. This theory has a right to exist. It remains only to find experts who can confirm or refute it.

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Hello. Please tell me if these items correspond to the period of the Crimean War: the Gorget (France) and the Shako Eagle (France). I am grateful in advance for the answer.