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I’ve always loved boxes and cases myself.

Sorry, no epaulettes to show but I do have Feldgrau shoulder straps for UR 17.

Sorry but it is postwar. If you look closely at the Pekuro markings, you will note that the award to the company on the right that was dated 1926 has been carefully cut to remove the “2” from the date. I have a cap like this for a Jäger officer where the date was smudged to also obscure the date...

Unfortunately, the HR11 cap was post-WWI.

What is this one?

Some photos of the Tschako without the bush. Untouched condition, officer quality.

Of course. It was on the tip of my tongue. 😛

It goes very well with the uniform, also accompanied by a boxed pair of Major’s epaulettes.

A photo of the bush and Trichter … without my books handy, forgot the German name for the Prussian emblem,

Thanks to a fellow collector here on this forum, I added this private purchase Tschako for Hannoversches Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 10 to my collection yesterday. In beautiful, untouched condition.

Another photo of,the single that Steve features. Also, many thanks to Jens for providing an image of the original order, awarding the cypher to Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 63. It is a single M1915 shoulder board, meant for the Friedensrock, for Infanterie-Regiment Kaiser Karl von Österreich und...

My own. Beautiful cyphers on these. Mine is more aged and toned than yours.

I was there with Jeff and Kim. I’ve made many trips over the years to the Schloss and am amazed every time. Steve is a good friend and mentor.

I may repeat here … I show the underside of the Regiment 109 boards as they were one of the few German Regiments who wore that beautiful silver tress on the boards.

Here are a few more.

More to come. This was my first tranche … my thanks to KAGGR#1 (Steve) for suggesting I post more here.

I really enjoy doing photography and try to do it right after getting something in. I also think seeing the boards from different angles is more interesting.

Enjoy