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    Bugler and drummers of a Leibregiment


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    Hi Robert,

    Beautiful details in the picture.

    I agree with Dante: Baden 110 Grenadiers (could not be the 7th Grenadier Rgt - they wore litzen on their collars)

    Regards, Hardy

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    Here is a picture of some Baden Leib-Grenadiere of the 109 Regiment (note the litzen and the crown w/o the cypher)

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    And a colour photo of the Bavarian leib (still looking for the correct pickelhaube, but hopefully the white belt is on the way

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    Hello again everyone:

    I am definately out of my area of expertise on this one.

    However, I still say definately Prussian (not Baden, not Bavaria). The Schulterklappen look like they are for enlisted men of the Grenadier-Regt. K?nig Friedrich Wilhelm I. (2. Ostpreu?isches) Nr. 3 K?nigsberg. I am rather certain about this now after finding an example in a catalogue.

    Where are our Prussian uniform experts to verify this?

    Best regards,

    "SPM"

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    Hello again everyone:

    I am definately out of my area of expertise on this one.

    However, I still say definately Prussian (not Baden, not Bavaria). The Schulterklappen look like they are for enlisted men of the Grenadier-Regt. K?nig Friedrich Wilhelm I. (2. Ostpreu?isches) Nr. 3 K?nigsberg. I am rather certain about this now after finding an example in a catalogue.

    Where are our Prussian uniform experts to verify this?

    Best regards,

    "SPM"

    SMP I disagree (it rhymes!)

    have a look at the bottom Kokades on the Feldm?tzen, it is definatley not the Prussian colors (black - white - black), but it could be the Baden colors (yellow - red - yellow),

    I think that one can just see the Baden griffin on the helmet of the drummer in the first picture. Perhaps a closeup would solve this

    Regards, Hardy

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    Hello Hardy:

    I claim ignorance (my default setting) regarding being able to tell what color the Kokades are. I frankly can't see the Griffen of Baden on any of the helmets.

    I do also see however PRUSSIAN eagles on the bugles too. Did the Music Korps troops of Baden not have their own types of bugles and drum hangers?

    Best regards,

    "SPM"

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    Hello Hardy:

    I claim ignorance (my default setting) regarding being able to tell what color the Kokades are. I frankly can't see the Griffen of Baden on any of the helmets.

    I do also see however PRUSSIAN eagles on the bugles too. Did the Music Korps troops of Baden not have their own types of bugles and drum hangers?

    Best regards,

    "SPM"

    I believe they used the Prussian eagle hangers - Baden Regiments also used Prussian Belt Buckles

    Regards, Hardy

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    Hello again:

    I think that this is what we are looking at?

    "SPM"

    Yes that is the right shoulder board and it belongs to the 110 Baden Regiment

    see the straps here: http://www.kaisersbunker.com/gtp/straps.htm

    the Grenadier-Regt. Kronprinz (1.Ostpreu?isches) Nr.1 had Litzen on their tunics and the shoulder board was slightly different, showing FR III under the crown

    Regards, Hardy

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    Hello again Hardy:

    Thank you for your patience and the excellent information! Now I see the Griffen of Baden on the helmet. Excellent information regarding the shoulder boards, and a superb link for information regarding the 110th!

    I have learned a lot from the analysis of these photos.

    Best regards,

    "SPM"

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