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Colleagues, what kind of shoulder strap do you think this is? There is no silver tressa

Very nice! Thank you for sharing!

A new item - another strap of oberartz of Wurttemberg Royal army

Deckoffizier - Torpeder

Thank you, colleagues!

The unknown regiment at front line. If you look at a civilian woman and a man, it's most likely the Eastern Front

Hello Steve! Didn't the Bavarian straps have different style of numbers?

Yes, Russian shoulder straps are very rare. I've never seen anything like them. Only pictures according to orders

Thank you! Very nice!

After the Bolshevik Revolution, Russia withdrew from the war, abandoning its allies. The Russian Empire faded into oblivion, and it was forgotten. Few items of Russian army uniforms have survived. Few people were able to take their uniforms out of Russia. And those who remained in Russia... If...

Yes, you are wright. And a Pi.Btl 9 too... So it will be need to change the button Regards, Reingold

Yes, in this case, I think that's what happened. As far as I know, the color of the straps changed in 1900 and 1910. In this case, I believe that the red strap belongs to the 9th Gr R.

The strap on the left are from before 1900, and the ones on the right are from after 1900. As far as I know. Interestingly, the white strap originally had the numbers 17.

Officers of the regiment.

Tsar (Emperor) Nicholas II, the Chief of regiment, in the regimental uniform

His Majesty`s Guards Hussar Regiment of Russian Imperial army. The strap of captain (Rittmeister) for overcoat and raincoat. The regiment was founded in 1775 by Empress Catherine II. During the First World War, the regiment's chief was Emperor Nicholas II. Only officers of the 1st Squadron of...

Thank you, colleagues!

Oh, I misunderstood you, excuse me

Colleagues, what kind of shoulder strap do you think this is? Is it a Bavarian officer's M15 or a Prussian official's M15?

Dear Steve, I think everything will work out. And you'll find some more IR93 straps for yourself