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    More books.  Well, if you start charging for your research help...  :P  We might be able to afford a wurst or two to go with the schrippen und wasser.

    Posted

    Looks like you have some reading to do! I'm especially interested in the Leuchtmittel volume.

    Chip

    Posted
    8 hours ago, The Prussian said:

    Schrippen  is Berlin dialect.  Here it's called Brötchen.  I'll have a Wurst for lunch today. ..☺

    I know Schrippen is Berliner. I was being posh for a Prussian's benefit! :cheers:  (At least I didn't say Semmel ;) )

    I am having Linseneintopf mit Wiener Würstchen (made by my very own Hausfrau).  Unfortunately, no echte Brötchen, Schrippen, or even a Flesserl in the area.

    Posted
    59 minutes ago, IrishGunner said:

    I know Schrippen is Berliner. I was being posh for a Prussian's benefit! :cheers:  (At least I didn't say Semmel ;) )

    I am having Linseneintopf mit Wiener Würstchen (made by my very own Hausfrau).  Unfortunately, no echte Brötchen, Schrippen, or even a Flesserl in the area.

    What the hell is a Flesserl????????

    • 1 year later...
    Posted

    Because of the design I am very happy to add the 22. Schützen Div. tinnie, which has a Bavarian button as a shield for a medieval warrior. The unit fought as part of the German 14th Army, which was in Italy from inception to the end of the war. The Austrian I. Korps and Bavarian III Korps were part of the 14. Armee, so I would venture the 22. Schützen Div. was influenced by Bavarians in the sector. My question; is it likely this was worn by Bavarian/German troops?

     https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/14th_Army_(German_Empire)?wprov=sfla1

    Kappenabzeichen 22. Schützen Div (1).jpg

    Posted

    Hello Fritz!

    I don´t think so. The austrians were under german command, but no gferman unit was under austrian command. So the would be no reason for them to wear a divisional badge.

    Posted

    Are there any influences? Note that none of the austrian or german badges were allowed to wear by the german Emperor!

    The only allowed badges were the Edelweiß and the Carpathian Corps badge.

    • 2 weeks later...
    Posted
    23 minutes ago, The Prussian said:

    Hello Fritz!

    A brilliant photo!!!!!!

    What´s the first badge of the cap of the man first row, 5th from right, please?

    Bayr. 8. Res. Div. Reviewing again, seems just one XXI Korps may be present, but many have Heeresfront Erzherzog Carl.

    Posted
    52 minutes ago, Fritz die Spinne said:

    Bayr. 8. Res. Div. Reviewing again, seems just one XXI Korps may be present, but many have Heeresfront Erzherzog Carl.

    Are you sure?

    It looks different...

    Posted
    17 hours ago, Chris Boonzaier said:

    I wonder why the 10th Bavarian Div badge is so much more difficult to find than the others :-(

    Super pic Fritz!!!!

    Thanks, Chris! I proudly own one, but yes, photographic evidence is tough as well. 

    Andy, I think it is just the turn of the badge as pinned. Cropped in on the detail: 

    Sturmabteilung 8. Reserve Division detail Kappenabzeichen.jpg

    Posted (edited)

    Hello Fritz!

    Please check the sizes of the two badges. 8th RD was smaller than Carl. Herre 8thRD seems to be larger...

    I don´t think it´s 8thRD

    Edited by The Prussian
    Posted

    I can see it and it looks like the 8th Reserve Division insignia to me. It makes sense with the other pins in the photo. What else would it be?

    Chip

    Posted

    That is flippin' awesome, Andy! First time I have seen the 10.ID Verbandsabzeichen in a photo. Not to mention the style the soldier exhibits wearing them as he does, and overall look of the photo. Exceptional find! What regiment does he have on his Schulterklappen?

    • 1 month later...
    Posted

    Greetings Everyone,

            This grouping including German uniform buttons just sold on eBay. Since several of the Kappenabzeichen shown are identified as being worn by Germans (check marked), what is the likelihood of some of the others also being worn? Andy, I expect you may have some ideas. :) 

          

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