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Very good photo! These are not officers. These are NCO of infantry or rifle regiments of Russian army. They are wearing uniforms of the 1907 model, and the NCO on the left is wearing a "papakha" of the 1913 model. The photos have been tinted, I cant see the medals and the regimental badge. The...

Thanks to the help of our colleague Steve, I now have a new unique shoulder strap in my collection. It's great that there is this forum where you can always count on the help of colleagues and communicate on your favorite topics, despite the distances. P.S. It's very bad when sellers take the...

After a while, I continue. Shoulder strap of the captain (Rittmeister) of the 24th Crimean Border Guard brigade of His Imperial Majesty. Russian Empire 1913-1917. Very rare shoulder-strap. Crimea was part of the Russian Empire at that time. During the First World War, the border regiments took...

Thank you for your answers, Steve! I don't collect epaulettes, I don't even know. I need to read it. As for me, DR12 crimson red - to me almost a purple color too on your epaulettes. On my shoulder strap I saw brown. Very nice color I had never seen the officer's shoulder straps and epaulettes...

Gr.R. Graf Gneisenau (2. Pommersches) №9

After a while, I continue. Badisches Leib-Grenadier Regiment Nr.109 , M1888

And another question)) What is it, colleagues? Thank you

Thank you very much, Steve! This is the first time I've seen shoulder straps and epaulettes like this. I looked in the book, but I couldn't draw conclusions from the book. An original item is always the best clue. You have very rare shoulder straps and epaulettes! Congratulations! regards, Reingold

Good shoulder straps, Steve! You have a wonderful collection! regards. Reingold

To avoid opening a new topic. Interesting lace at the bottom of the shoulder strap. Previously, I had only seen one like this on a private soldier's strap in Mike`s Kelso book. But I don`t know what it means. Maybe someone can tell me? Thanks

Thank you! Still, it looks more like 12. But the numbers could have been established in our time...The color of underlay is very interesting..

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Dear colleagues, please help me which regiment is this shoulder strap? Thanks It seems to me like HR4 , but I see traces of the numbers "12".

I've been looking for shoulder straps of the HR5 for 12 years. I bought this shoulder strap today. I think it's the 5th Hussars. I do not know of another regiment that would have such shoulder straps.

Dear Steve, I dont know.. Baden became part of the German Empire in 1871. Probably, then there were shoulder straps of a different type. We'll be looking for photos.

Dear Steve Very interesting. The monogram of Großherzogin Alice is not on the Hessian shoulder strap, but on the Prussian one. I've never seen anything like it.

Very nice!

Dear colleagues, what do you think about this shoulder-strap? Is it from Imperial Germany or something from the period of the Weimar Republic? Or Chili? Thanks

Welcome! We are glad to see you! A very good saber! Dragoons is an interesting topic. Die blauen Dragoner, sie reiten Mit klingendem Spiel durch das Tor Fanfaren sie begleiten Hell zu den Hügeln empor Kind regards, Reingold

Very nice! My congratulations!