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Bruno, https://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1359603 Franz Gaede II, 5/GR89, KIA near Carlepont between 9 and 25.12.1914. The history of the GR89 tells us that the French, accompanied by colonial soldiers, attacked the GR89 lines on 21 December 1914, particularly the trenches of the 5th and...

Maybe Johann Siefkes, 7/GGR4 , Königin Augusta (KAGGR.4) https://des.genealogy.net/search/show/4781409 Philippe

Bruno, I admire your calmness and patience. If I were you, I would have exploded immediately. Philippe

Hi Pierrick. It seems I missed this post and your other one on the French forum. Congratulations! It´s a great find! Philippe

Bruno, I have the impression that it was you who was the target of that remark. Mais peut-être que Monsieur Canrobert aurait la gentillesse / la courtoisie de préciser le but de sa remarque, et si cette dernière visait vraiment notre ami Bruno, qui est l´un de nos plus vénérables et...

Hi Jeff, Only one set of holes behind the Wappen, no double holes in the shell? Philippe

Hi, Do you maybe see a penciled name in it? The cross on the globe seems to have been resoldered? Philippe

Leutnant Lothar Paasch, Kompanie Führer 2/12 was also awarded the Kreuz der Ritter des königlichen Hausordens von Hohenzollern mit Schwertern (01.11.1918): https://portal.dnb.de/bookviewer/view/1031434178#page/205/mode/1up He was lightly wounded during the Summer 1916...

The same as yours: Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg / Kriegsstammrollen 1914-1918. Philippe

I also found his Kriegsstammrollen at the 2K/ MG SST N°161. While bandaging, captured by the English through no fault of his own, 2.7.16 in Fricourt. Philippe

13: Krankenträger 30.12.15 - 29.2.16. zum Reserve Feld Lazarett N° 57 Berlin, auch zur Ausbildung als Sanitätssoldat kommandiert. Zurück 1.III.16.

12: siehe Gefecht Verzeichnis N°1-30 bis 29.2.16

10a: Als Ersatz Reservist zu 6/JR121 Ludwigsburg from 12.10.07 till 20.09.1909. (2 Jahre, 24 Tage)

Here is your guy, he later moved (31.3.1916) to the MG Scharfschützentrupp 161 of the RJR110, as written in his Kriegsstammrollen. And he was a Krankenträger (Sanitäter). First missed and then later declared as taken prisoner on the 1.7.1916: https://des.genealogy.net/search/show/4152926...

Hi, Maybe this guy: https://des.genealogy.net/search/show/252234 Or this guy: https://des.genealogy.net/search/show/3907888 Both from the 3/JR107. For me, nothing wrong on this helmet. This is an Ersatz helmet, a lot of variety, especially in the saxon army. Not lack of "Brigade" stamp...

So do I. Maybe the spike has beeen changed, as TB helmest had screwables spikes for parade. This is not the case anymore here. If Stamp of the XVI AK, we could have here a lothringisches TB16 helmet, Saarlouis. Philippe

A bunch of white Garde helmets! I really like them! Bruno, the 4 companies of the Betriebsabteilung der Militär-Eisenbahn were all stationed in Berlin-Schöneberg. As war was declared, the guys of this small unit were incorporated in the different Eisenbahn-Bau-Kompanien. Those were numerated as...

I bought last month a very similar one, tracked ad traced too. From the Eisenbahn Betriebsabteilung (BA) Berlin-Schöneberg. Wearer, Sergeant (Paul) Ernst (Gottlieb) Albrecht, born 21.02.1887, not a OYV and not an EM was actively engaged in the army for 12 years and was mobilized August 1914 at...

Hi, Already on hold after a few seconds online... https://ageofkingsmilitaria.com/prussian-garde-eisenbahn-einjahr-freiwiliger-pickelhaube-named Already found it in the Verlustlisten, deceased 16.11.1914 in a Lazarett in Hanau, probably from illness. This guy promoted to Vizefelwebel in the...

Probably originally a OYV helmet (Eigentum) that has been manipulated... Philippe