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... I think it's from this page I build up some years ago: http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Kaiserpreis_(Schiesswettbewerb_von_1895_bis_1913) The wining Kompanie/Rgt. received a bust (called Kaiserpreis) for the dining room. When the regiment won the competition again, they got a new bust, but with...

Steve, very nice - good buy! Both Königsabzeichen must be from the Kgl. Sächs. 1. Jäger-Bataillon (2. Kompanie for 1898 & 1. Kompanie for 1903) Thanks and best regards, Jens

Steve, I can hardly believe what I see! 😍 A Ringkragen der Fahnenträger from the Königs-Inf.-Rgt. Nr. 145! (one from only four)!!! Great! And yes - it's my Waffenrock! (but the tunic was without the Chefschnur)! The Schützenschnüre with the extra Eichel for the Schiessschule &...

😍 ... wow - absolutely fantastic - the Offizier-Chefschnur for two won shooting-contest! (only the hessian Inf.-Rgt. Nr.116 won this twice*). I think it's the short Chefschnur for the Leutnant der Kompanie, the Hauptmann and Kompanieführer Chefschnur was longer - right!? But thank you for...

... very, very nice the highest Schützenschnur 10. Stufe (two gold spun acorn), never seen in real! Great, thank you for showing! Best regards, Jens ;) .. also the rare MG-Abzeichen!

Hello, very nice picture with the Chefschnur! Here a picture from my collection (same unit KIR145). ;) Best regards, Jens ... by the way: I think the soldier from the portrait is (maybe) also on the group picture!???