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    Imperial Cavalry flags being trooped after WWI

    This is most likely "Waffentag der deutschen Kavallerie", in Dresden in Summer 1931. GFM Mackensen
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    Generaloberst mit dem Rang eines General-Feldmarschalls

    Thank You very much for the great information! Thus it turns out that Moltke's third marshal's baton is on display at The State Historical Museum. With the date 10/26/1890 on the bottom part and with the coat of arms of the city of Cologne. Interesting where did the other two go?... Regards...
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    Generaloberst mit dem Rang eines General-Feldmarschalls

    Taking this opportunity. Is it possible to know, how many marshal's batons belonged to Count Moltke the Elder, according to information from this book? Regards, Alexander.
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    Generaloberst mit dem Rang eines General-Feldmarschalls

    As far as I know, Hindenburg's marshal's baton was sold at auction a few years ago. Regards, Alexander.
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    Generaloberst mit dem Rang eines General-Feldmarschalls

    There is a description of one piece. No photo, unfortunately. Field Marshal's Baton of Wilhelm I of Germany. Maker unknown Assumed Prussian origin, C. 1864 Purple velvet, metallic embroidery, gold caps L: 50.2 cm; D: 3.8 cm West Point Museum Collection, United States Military Academy...
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    Generaloberst mit dem Rang eines General-Feldmarschalls

    I mean the marshal's baton like a staff. Some portraits depict Emperor Wilhelm I with his marshal's baton. Regards, Alexander.
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    Generaloberst mit dem Rang eines General-Feldmarschalls

    Good day! Did any colonel general at the rank of Field Marshal have a fieldmarshal's baton as his insignia and decoration or no? Regards, Alexander.
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    The flags of the Kaiser Garde Grenadier Regt. 1 / I Batl and IV Batl on parade

    This is now correct. Regards, Alexander.
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    The flags of the Kaiser Garde Grenadier Regt. 1 / I Batl and IV Batl on parade

    Thanks! As I understand it, to the Soviet Union were taken all or most all flags from Koenigsberg, Breslau, Stettin and some from Berlin and Potsdam. Also is another list that was compiled in Germany in February 1944. According to this list, 6 standards and 2 banners burned down in Hannover in...
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    Flag of FR 34/1st. Bat.

    This is only Prussian flag captured by the Russian army in WWI. 26.02.1915 it was taken by 3d Siberian riffle regiment in Battle of Przasnysz. The State Historical Museum of Russia. Regards, Alexander
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    The flags of the Kaiser Garde Grenadier Regt. 1 / I Batl and IV Batl on parade

    Thanks. But flag of Jäg.B 1 is in the American list too, in group 203. Regards, Alexander
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    The flags of the Kaiser Garde Grenadier Regt. 1 / I Batl and IV Batl on parade

    Telegraph 6 It turns out that the Russians captured flags of all telegraph battalions (TB 1-6), except one Saxon (TB 7)? Jager Batl 4 Likely, there could be flags of Jäg.B 1, Jäg.B 2, Jäg.B 3 and Jäg.B 6, right? Regards, Alexander
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    Braunschweig I R 92 and H R 17

    The same situation for the standard of HR 12. Original pole with ring in storage in DHM. And this item: Fahnenring des Thüringischen Husaren-Regiments Nr. 12 Regards, Alexander
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    Kurassiere Regt. 7 Standarte

    Thanks! If I'm not wrong, the pole of this standard is in collection of The German Historical Museum. Regards, Alexander
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    The flags of the Kaiser Garde Grenadier Regt. 1 / I Batl and IV Batl on parade

    Thanks for Your exhaustive answer. This question is closed. Regards, Alexander.
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