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Selling this peaked cap from the Baduschen Dragoon Regiment 26. Hat is in beautiful condition. No damage to the fabric or velvet. The leather is dry, but completely fine. A little deformed. Overall a beautiful hat. If it weren't for the deformation, it would be in condition 1. Perhaps the...

What? I'm really excited. Would you send me a photo? And the price? Maybe I have something special for you!!But I think you already have everything!

I have written to several people. If no one has shoulder boards for this uniform to sell, I will sell them again. But !! it wasn't cheap

Here is my new purchase Officer Leib Genadier Regiment 100 Saxony. Unfortunately I'm missing shoulder pieces or just the name cipher would be enough. Maybe you have one for sale

These are the epaulettes of a Bavarian wing adjutant under King Ludwig 2

In one picture there are epaulettes from the 72nd Infantry Regiment. The editions were only worn from 1912 to 1914. According to the ranking list, there were only 5 mayors during this time. How many pairs have survived the last 100 years?

It took 6 years to get this jacket. I already had everything else

What you see in the background. There are only spare parts in the cupboard. I still have a few epaulettes

Selling the uniform of an officer from the 5th Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment from my collection. Matching trousers. The jacket is in fantastic condition. Only one small hole, but that is covered up and is not visible when closed. The velvet cuff is not damaged, no abrasion. If it weren't for...

Hello collector friends After a long time I wanted to show a sign of life again. Here is my new uniform from the 2nd Bavarian Heavy Rider Regiment.

Need your help this time. I'm looking for a silver reserve cross for a Bavarian helmet. Please take a look in your accessories boxes. Thanks

I like these large medal clasps better than the small ones - I'm not a collector of medals. As far as I know, Bavaria always puts its highest order before the iron cross. Then the other Bavarian orders. Then those of the other states. Please correct me if I make incorrect statements.

No regimental number was worn with the colored uniform. The number on the shoulder boards only came with the field gray uniform.

I can only imagine this color comparison. Otherwise I would have to dismantle the figures. The cords are very fine and shiny. Almost like silk. There was never a number 5 on the shoulder boards, no mark or hole.

Unfortunately I can only show you a non-commissioned officer from Regiment 5. The jacket is hanging on the wall due to lack of space. A shame. In a picture I show the color difference to Regiment 3 von Zieten.

Somehow the soldiers had to keep themselves busy in the trenches for a long time. The usual work was to make flower vases from bullet casings. Grenade splinters were also made into letter openers or even daggers. It is rarer to find such trench work made from bones or bones. Mostly from dead...

Even little things can be nice. I got this trench work. The soldier who made this footwork was a true artist. I have never seen such a fine carving. I think it's Marine.Maybe Flanders Corps? Or does anyone have an other idea?

Sorry HR 7

Please take a photo of the inside of the hat