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    The Prussian

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    1. Hello gentlemen! Could you please tell, which one is the very best book about british uniforms, insignias, badges etc. of the first world war? Thanks a lot in advance!
    2. Hello gentlemen! Thank you for yor opinins. I´m not sure, if my one is an collar badge, because of its size. It´s 5cm. I´drather be saying, it´s another manufacturer. Here are bigger scans
    3. Hi Hardinge! Well, afte I wrote the list, I´ ve seen that site too... It´s brilliant one! Thanx for the link!
    4. Gude Jens! Kann wirklich sen! Die hervorstehenden Knochen über den Augenbrauen sprchen dafür. Vielen Dank!!!
    5. Hi Chris! Glad to see you here! Hope you´ll have a lot of fun here. See you next time in Gelsenkirchen Andreas
    6. Hi Chris! That´s possible. But I think more, the "Sch".could the initials of a Freikorps-leader. The RW-Inf.Rgt.46 was set-up by soldiers of the the following Freikorps: Bamberg, Eiserne Schar Berthold and Bayreuth
    7. Hello gentlmen! By the way... I still need help in ID of this nice machine gun badge. Inside I can read "Sch". As far I can recognize the shoulder strap, the unit probably is the 4th bavarian Reichswehr-Inf.Rgt.46. But what does "Sch" mean? Thank you very much in advance
    8. Hello gentlmen! By the way... I still need help in ID of this nice machine gun badge. Inside I can read "Sch". Thank you very much in advance
    9. Does someone have infos about turkish collar badges? I am also looking for a book about turkish uniforms during wwI. Please have a look at the photo. Are the collar signs old-arabic numbers?
    10. Hello! It´s nice one! By the way, the unit is the Fußartillerie-Bataillon Nr.110. The bataillon was set up by the Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr.5 and was later under command of the Fußart.Rgt.25 and at the end of war under command of the 18.army. Armed with: 1. long howitzer 13 2. long howitzer 13 3. heavy fied-howitzer 02
    11. Hi AlecH! That makes sense about the crowned EW. But did you ask him, he if knows, which one was in the 20.000 pieces stock? I think, that question is similar to the question, what happens after death... No one seems to know...
    12. Yes, he did. In the "Ehrenrangliste", I´ve read, that he used to be Major in the Reichswehr, but I didn´t find him in the oct. 1920 Rangliets. Maybe, he served in a different regiment, but the IR17 (the traditional regiment of the 92), or he left the army before oct. 1920
    13. Hello! I also got this photo with a view out of a submarine to the french coast of Villerville (Le Havre)
    14. I recieved this wonderful photo, where you can se the GOEBEN and BRESLAU in the Bosporus. Alsmost under turkish flag
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