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Photoshopped :D

It certainly looks like a three digit number to me too, but I can't discern those numbers. - Brett

Thanks for that great link Daniel.

Stunning photos from Russia, 1892. http://foto-history.livejournal.com/2333215.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Amazing photos - more I say =D>

Anyone else getting this guy? :oops: http://www.did.co/products/wwi/German/d11006/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I recall getting a similar email a while back and was equally blown away. Amazing stuff. Here's the link I received, slightly larger images: http://sechtl-vosecek.ucw.cz/en/prokudin-gorsky/sever.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

An example being worn by a Landsturmmann. MG Course (Landsturm) by drakegoodman, on Flickr

Another Eisenbahner, this time with some uncommon collar insignia. "Zur Erinnerung an den Weltkrieg 1914.15.16 Bahnhof Szedlez. Rußland" "Zur Erinnerung an den Weltkrieg 1914.15.16 Bahnhof Szedlez. Rußland" by drakegoodman, on Flickr

Just one. Franz Krüger, Vize-Wachtmeister d. Res. 4 Batterie, Feld Art. Regt 73, 37 Division, XX Armee Korps. Franz Krüger, Vize-Wachtmeister d. Res. 4 Batterie, Feld Art. Regt 73, 37 Division, XX Armee Korps by drakegoodman, on Flickr

Another one: Iron for the Kaiser's forges by drakegoodman, on Flickr

Thanks Joe. That would certainly make sense - but I can't recall actually seeing a Waffenmeister-Abzeichen before.

Not having much joy with these fellows either ](*,) : Detailed view of insignia. Unidentified insignia by drakegoodman, on Flickr Waffenmeister Lehrkursus / Puteaux M1905 machine gun by drakegoodman, on Flickr

Just putting the suggestion out there. The crown is all wrong too.

Imperial Volunteer Automobile Corps - maybe :-k

Another mystery man (boy). Date on reverse is September 1916. Junge by drakegoodman, on Flickr Armband detail: Junge cuff detail by drakegoodman, on Flickr

Superb photo / narrative. As always.

:bravo: Top notch article Tony.

Yes - excellent article =D> I'll save this to my E-references, might spare my Roy Williams' books some wear and tear.

Day 1 of the Battle of Verdun. Three waves of German troops from Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 39 advance towards Haumont Wald. Höhe 344 Flammenwerfer by drakegoodman, on Flickr Höhe 344 Flammenwerfer reverse by drakegoodman, on Flickr Höhe 344 3rd wave by drakegoodman, on Flickr Höhe 344...