Passantentressenmuster

[03fahnen]

Hello, gentlemen,
I would like to show you this sampler of passanten.

They are those little pieces of the collection that I am passionate about.

[91-old-inf-reg]

Very nice!

Is this an example of what a salesman would have in his shop? Similar to the samples of award ribbons? 

 

I know the Kingdom of Württemberg also had their own unique passanten, thus the next logical question to be asked is, what other German States had their own unique passanten. 
 

I can assume that the Grand Dukedoms, Duchies, and principalities all used the Prussian passanten, however, the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin has been know to have their own rules and unique uniform pieces that where adhered too, was this another example of this?

 

I know that paradeschärpes where often unique to their state, was this also the case?
 

Regards

 

[03fahnen]

I don't know exactly how many states had different "passanten".
Württemberg did have its own model.

 

 

Württemberg ausser Dinenst:

 

 

The Imperial Navy also had its own particular model:

 

Here is an example of the personal uniform of S.M. Alfonso XIII. King of Spain, à la suite der Marine

 

 

[91-old-inf-reg]

@03fahnen, truly a rabbit hole in itself!

Was the sampler from a salesmen or shop?

[03fahnen]

That of the king of Spain, are from the photos that I was able to take in the naval museum of Madrid (Spain)

 

Those of Wurtemberg are samples collected from the internet

[Bayern]

I believe that the officers of the German States with Militaerkonvention with Prussia weared Prussian Passants and silver flecked with black shoulder boards. I am referring to those States that have either a unique Regiment or only a Bataillon into a Prussian regiment, Mecklenburg was apart , Brunswick too , your collection of original samples is great

[03fahnen]

Thank you very much, I appreciate your comments.

[Bayern]

03 fahnen ,Sevitore !