helmet sent home for school children to see

Great picts!
The JR405 Überzug was pomeranian...

The Busche says:

Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 405
Das Regiment wurde am 10.6.1916 als „Infanterie-Regiment Stettin“ vom Stellv. Gen.
Kdo. II. A.K. aufgestellt und am 6.7.1916 numeriert.
Unterstellung: 202. I.Div.
Kommandeur: Major Goltz (Gren.R.Nr. 9)
I.:
II.:
III.:
Das Regiment wurde wie folgt gebildet:
I. aus je einer Kp. der 1. und 2. Ers.-Btl./ Gren.R.Nr. 2
und Füs.R.Nr. 34
II. aus je einer Kp. der 1. und 2. Ers.-Btl./ Gren.R.Nr. 9
und I.R.Nr. 49
III. aus je einer Kp. der 1. und 2. Ers.-Btl./ I.R.Nr. 14 und
140
Ers.-Trp.-Teil: (1.)Ers.-Btl./I.R.Nr. 42
Demob.-Trp.-Teil: I.R.Nr. 42

Philippe
 
Grabenmaxx said:
Doesn't have to be. House numbers 100 years ago are often not the same as now. A lot more houses were added as a result of which existing numbers changed over the years.
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Potentially but there is an empty lot with apron and the surrounding homes look to be early 1900s and from a very old working class neighborhood that does not appear to have changed much so I would suspect the old house was torn down and left as a vacant lot.
 
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