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Steve, great thank you a lot! I will contact him! ;) Thanks & best regards, Jens addition: Mike contacted me and I was able to buy a digital copy (USB stick) from him! (y)

Hello, does anyone know where I can still get the book or the CD-ROM*. ;) Thank you and kind regards, Jens * Under Arms for the Kaiser: Shoulder Insignia of the Imperial German Army's Regiments 1871-1918

Hi, here you will find many more free fonts: https://www.dafont.com/ ;) Best regards, Jens

Hello, do you know this dealer? https://zeughaus-braun.de/en/ For a dealer I think his prices are often quite fair. ;) Best reagrds, Jens

Hi, congratulations - nice items! Thanks & best regards, Jens ... your last box is from the Austrian Weissen Kreuz. ;)

Hi, following* might also be helpful and interesting!? https://archive.org/details/DeutschlandsArm00Oste/page/n15/mode/1up ;) Best regards Jens * Deutschlands Armee in feldgrauer Kriegs- und Friedens-Uniform" - ca. 1915.

Hi, according to the Bavarian rolls, he was transfered to the reserve hospital in Nuremberg on 3. January 1919. He still had the Iron Cross 1st & 2nd class and the Bavarian Military Order of Merit 4th class with swords. Kaisersammler, very interesting document - thanks for showing. Best...

Hi, unfortunately, I do not know either, but I personally would not buy this Kriegerehrenabzeichen in Eisen. The manufacturing quality is poor, crown also looks strange, the back and the round needle are atypical. Just my personal opinion - I'm not an expert! Better wait again for some other...

Hi Steve, very nice & interesting, then there was the ' A " cypher with round grenade probably only until May1899!? (only 2 month) - right??? According to AKO May 25, 1899, the field artillery flaps got the army corps color and (above the number) the grenade. Thank you and best regards, Jens...

Hi, on the following link there are two pages for Freikoprs badges: genealogy.net/Freikorps ... not all, but for a quick overview quite helpful. ;) Regards, Jens

... a little bit spooky! ;) Gruß Jens GIF created with: https://www.myheritage.de/deep-nostalgia

(y) ... great - thank you very much, Alexander! Best regards, Jens

Hi Alexander, thank you for your jpgs - but page three is missing (page 2 is double). You have the missing page 3 ?!? ;) Thank you and best regards, Jens

Hi, maybe someone from the EhrenRangListe 1914/18 ? But I could not identify a clear candidate: https://www.sbc.org.pl/dlibra/publication/392685/edition/370076/content (for the online Ranklist you have to wait a bit until the pages are completely loaded) Best regards, Jens

Jvpi, in July 1915 he came from the Landwehr-Inf.-Rgt. Nr.19 to the Flieger-Ersatz-Abteilung 4 for a training course as an observer. In August 1915 again an observer course in Königsberg. And from December 1915 until about February 1916 he was in hospital (broken collarbone). Best regards, Jens...

Hi, here are some informations from the bavarian Kriegsrangliste. Great picture! Best regards, Jens Leutnant der Reserve Dr. phil. Bernard KNAKE (Chemiker), * 28.07.1889 Münster i. W.; † 24.07.1917 Epinay. Diensteintritt 10.08.14 Ersatz-Rekruten-Depot Inf.-Rgt. Nr.67; 06.09.14 Gefreiter...

Hello, I think not military - it should be prussain telecommunication / telegraph / post. For example see following website: https://wasser.de/telefon-alt/index.pl?kategorie=1000001 Best regards, Jens

... ah ok, now I understand and see it! It's about the width of the straps! And yes - of course you're right! (y) (on the photo & from this perspective - that was not clearly visible to me.) ;) Thanks and best regards, Jens

Hi Steve, I hope I don't misunderstand, but these straps (M15 in Silbergarn) were also worn by officers for the Offiziers-Litewka or Kleiner-Rock, I think that's why they are so often. Best regards, Jens

Steve, yes it's out of the book from Major Ewald Fiebig: "Unsterbliche Treue Das Heldenbuch der Fahnen und Standarten des deutschen Heeres", Berlin 1935 (492 pages). Here my selection of books about imperial german flags. ;) Thanks & best regards, Jens