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Unknown Prussian regiment

my new shoulder-strap

Bezirkscommando-Brigade Nr. 15, I think

And I dont know what is it Red strap, white number

I dont think so, Steve. The doctors have a dark blue velvet underlay, but here it's black. And there are traces of numbers.

May be its HR10 for mantel

another question... I dont know Bavarian regiment with shoulder straps like this

Unknown guardsman. May be someone can identify regiment? On the back is a large letter that he wrote in Gothic script. I can't read this text either, unfortunately.

Ill be posting some photos here. First photo. Unknown man of aviation battalion who awarded by EK II class.

Steve, I have no words. Wonderful!!!(y)

wonderful!

Very nice collection, Steve! Very rare items. Yes, the regiment was located in East Prussia, Posen, now polish Poznań. I was looking for this shoulder strap about 12 years

Rare shoulder-strap, I think. New item in my collection Gr.R. 5

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Dear Steve, Excuse me, I misunderstood you. I read about the monograms of Nicholas II that they were removed, unlike the monograms of other Russian monarchs. But I read it not in an order, but in popular literature. Therefore, I am not sure about the veracity

Steve, very good epaulette! Congratulations! If I understand you correctly, you are asking which regiments also had the monograms of the Russian emperors? 1) Garde-Dragoner Regiment Kaiserin Alexandra von Russland Nr.2 2) Ulanen Regiment Kaiser Alexander III von Russland (1. Westpreussisches)...

I think its The Treasurer

Such shoulder straps could be worn: Stabsapotheker (The pharmacist), Regierungsbaumeister (construction official), Expeditionsekretär mit 25 Dienstjahren (An official of the General Staff), Militärintendantur-Assessor (The quartermaster).

My friend gave me this official's m15 shoulder strap yesterday. I do not know what kind of chase it is.

According to the order, there should be white on green...Like on my photo.. not green on white...