Hi Morten, very nice and unusual Photo, do you know what kind of weapons the Kriegsmarine had ombord ?
Like MP 38/40 , the K98 seems to long and heavy to have on a ship
Christer
Aha , Thanks Jonas I thought he was from Västgöta on account that the Photo was taken in that part of the country
I better make a note on the back for Life Rgt Hussar .
And the Swedish Rolls are super ! first names , awards .... like a dream ( and no sütterlin )
Have a nice weekend all !
Christer
This unknown soldier is not as Heavy decorated as GenMaj Cederskiöld but still a interesting photo I think
He is wearing the Dolma a uniform for Cavalery troops (Husar) and belonged to Västgöta Rgt in the West of Sweden
this Rgt was closed down in 1927 so the photo is probably around WW1 .
Christer
Let me present they later General major Hugo Montgomery Cedeskiöld born 1878
and started his military career as a sub leutnant in 1898 ,
As you maybe see in the photo he has Bad OZL and Preuss KO III and Oldenburg House Orden
I agree with Garfordhouse the quality seems to get better Some of the stuff I have seen recently I could easily bought if just the seller had been someone else
Arrgh this moron destroy our hobby .....
Christer
Hmm Very nice m/1871 bayonet , but the lack of stamps is a mystery , ..... or could it be a bayonet sold to Argentina ???
I know that Argentina bought rifles ( very rare) but I never seen a m/71 bayonet for them ? (probably even rarer)
A real collectors item !
Christer
Thanks Beau , wow that was a lot of combatant medals I didn´t there was so many Germans in place or did they give this medal to all participating nations ?
Christer
Does anyone know how many of these that was awarded ? Bronze and silver ones ??
The German force was quite small but maybe these where awrded in greater numbers anyway
Christer
I found a Photo in my collection, and the question is what type of Rgt had these oakleafs on the collar ??
The man sitting on the left and the other man standing with woundbadge in silver has the same collar leafs.
Jaeger Unit ?
Regards
Christer
Aha , They probably awarded a lot during the last years . Then the Anhalt Kreuz isnt so scarce at al, more like Hamburg Kreuz then.
Now Its easier to pay right price for one
Thanks Claudio
Ok , here is some more Pilots from Jasta 78b
Offzstellw Emil Prime
Rudolf Lang
Ludwig Wittmann
Joh Reitz
Xaver Hüttner
Willy Bruchner
at least Ludwig Reimann had two air victorys what I can find in the rolls
some more names for you Glenn
Christer
Hmm I just realized that the b in Jasta 78b means that this is a Bavarian Jasta or ?
In that case it should be easy to get the names from the Kriegstammrolle for Jasta78b (located on Ancestry.com)
Could anyone confirm that 78b was in fact a Bavarian unit
Regards
Christer
Thanks all,
Its true what Brian said that often the most interesting things are "hidden" in the background. Now I have started to look at all my
photos more closer and see if I can find some more suprises
Christer
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