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From a family. Were brothers.

The others

I would like to show a few of my Bavarian pickelhelms here. Also how the size of the coat of arms has changed.

Here are my shoulder pieces

Generals did not wear armpit cords with litevka. It was just a small, simplified service coat. Everything here was superfluous, so to speak. Except the necessary medals. This is my knowledge.

My 2 Saxon officers

Here is my Saxon Uhlan uniform. Since I only collect officers, I got rid of the entire uniform at the beginning of the year. Just like the Saxon carbine. The uniform from the 3rd Reich no longer exists either. Can't find anything interesting with that era. The uniforms aren't nice.

Here is a photo with a description of the epaulettes. How the embroidery is restored remains a secret of the restorer. In any case, he does a good job.

The description reads: Captain and Wing Adjudant of the Royal Adjudancy. 1873-1886. Sorry for the wrong year. I received the uniform in uncleaned condition. The embroidery was almost black. Only when I looked closely did a golden color shine through. When cleaned by a professional, the golden...

I received the description from the seller. This uniform is shown in Jan Kube's book from the 70s

Hello everyone I would like to introduce you to my new uniform. A personal aide to the Royal Princes. With the golden cord also an adjudant general. Unfortunately I don't have any matching shoulder boards. This uniform was worn around 1865. According to my research. Unfortunately I don't have...

Can someone tell me what kind of uniform that is. The photo is of a neighbor's great-grandfather. He lived in Freiburg / Baden

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I want to show you my Bavarian spiked helmets. what kind of cockade is that on the last helmet?The reserve cross is missing on the last helmet

Thanks for the reply. I never thought that nobody would answer. Somewhere he must be 19. They are the smaller epaulettes from 1910

Would like to exchange these epaulettes from the Elisabet Garde Grenadier Regiment No.3 for epaulettes from the Oldenburg Dragoon Regiment No.19. Or does anyone have Dragoon Pauldrons for sale. Rank doesn't matter

No. The saber is a one-off

Does anyone have a ranking where you can maybe find out the owner with the initials. The saber has only 1 carrying ring on the scabbard

Yes, that's right. In 1911 the regiment was given the signature of the Swedish King Gustav V

I was really lucky there.