Imperial flags trooped in 1928

Glennj said:
Steve,

the pre-war units with colours in Stettin were:

Grenadier-Regiment Nr. 2
Füsilier-Regiment Nr. 34
Pionier-Bataillon Nr. 2

Regards
Glenn
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Glenn
Thanks
I could not read the location
Pretty sure without looking
It's not G R 2 ; they had special flags
also not P B 2 = 1 flag per Batl
I need to look up F R 34
I fear that is an area that the Russians
went thru in WWII
If so those flags are now in Russia
Steve
 
In 1936 in the "Provinzialmuseum" of Stettin were preserved 65 flags, 8 Standards, 20 Ldw. flags and 2 Ldw. standards.

Among all of them of the model shown in the photo, those of the following regiments:

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And only the flags of the III and IV Battalion of the Füsilier-Regiment Königin Victoria von Schwedent (2. Pommersches) Nr. 34.


Of all of them only have possibilities those of the:

Infanterie-Regiment Graf Schwerin (3. Pommersches) Nr. 14.

Infanterie-Regiment con Borcke (4. Pommersches) Nr. 21.

Infanterie-Regiment von der Marwitz (8. Pommersches) Nr. 61.

For in these three regiments the flags of the first battalions were yellow and that of the IV battalion white. As can be seen in the photograph.

Thank you very much Steve for showing us this nice picture.
 
03FAHNEN said:
In 1936 in the "Provinzialmuseum" of Stettin were preserved 65 flags, 8 Standards, 20 Ldw. flags and 2 Ldw. standards.

Among all of them of the model shown in the photo, those of the following regiments:

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And only the flags of the III and IV Battalion of the Füsilier-Regiment Königin Victoria von Schwedent (2. Pommersches) Nr. 34.


Of all of them only have possibilities those of the:

Infanterie-Regiment Graf Schwerin (3. Pommersches) Nr. 14.

Infanterie-Regiment con Borcke (4. Pommersches) Nr. 21.

Infanterie-Regiment von der Marwitz (8. Pommersches) Nr. 61.

For in these three regiments the flags of the first battalions were yellow and that of the IV battalion white. As can be seen in the photograph.

Thank you very much Steve for showing us this nice picture.
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Very good
I see 2 more white flags in the background
Steve
 
03FAHNEN said:
In 1936 in the "Provinzialmuseum" of Stettin were preserved 65 flags, 8 Standards, 20 Ldw. flags and 2 Ldw. standards.

Among all of them of the model shown in the photo, those of the following regiments:

View attachment 35188

And only the flags of the III and IV Battalion of the Füsilier-Regiment Königin Victoria von Schwedent (2. Pommersches) Nr. 34.


Of all of them only have possibilities those of the:

Infanterie-Regiment Graf Schwerin (3. Pommersches) Nr. 14.

Infanterie-Regiment con Borcke (4. Pommersches) Nr. 21.

Infanterie-Regiment von der Marwitz (8. Pommersches) Nr. 61.

For in these three regiments the flags of the first battalions were yellow and that of the IV battalion white. As can be seen in the photograph.

Thank you very much Steve for showing us this nice picture.
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I checked my list
All 11 regiment flags that were in Stettin at the end of WWII were taken by the Russians
back to Moscow .With 4 flags for each regiment ; 4 per regiment all 44 were taken to Russia
I do show that Fusilier Regt 34 flags were there also
I think the Russians already had the 1 Batl flag from WWI
Steve
 
KAGGR#1 said:
I checked my list
All 11 regiment flags that were in Stettin at the end of WWII were taken by the Russians
back to Moscow .With 4 flags for each regiment ; 4 per regiment all 44 were taken to Russia
I do show that Fusilier Regt 34 flags were there also
I think the Russians already had the 1 Batl flag from WWI
Steve
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So for me this makes the photo even that more interesting
thanks to 03Fahna as these flags are now in Russia
and this might be the last view of them while in Germany
before WWII
no doubt they were trooped in the Moscow Victory Parade
Steve
 
03FAHNEN said:
In 1936 in the "Provinzialmuseum" of Stettin were preserved 65 flags, 8 Standards, 20 Ldw. flags and 2 Ldw. standards.

Among all of them of the model shown in the photo, those of the following regiments:

View attachment 35188

And only the flags of the III and IV Battalion of the Füsilier-Regiment Königin Victoria von Schwedent (2. Pommersches) Nr. 34.


Of all of them only have possibilities those of the:

Infanterie-Regiment Graf Schwerin (3. Pommersches) Nr. 14.

Infanterie-Regiment con Borcke (4. Pommersches) Nr. 21.

Infanterie-Regiment von der Marwitz (8. Pommersches) Nr. 61.

For in these three regiments the flags of the first battalions were yellow and that of the IV battalion white. As can be seen in the photograph.

Thank you very much Steve for showing us this nice picture.
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You wrote of 8 Standards
My list shows 9
would you check my list and see if any corrections need to be made
1. G R zu P 3 ** this came out of Russia and is now in a private collection
2. D R 12
3. 1 L H R 1
4. 2 L H R 2 ** this came out of Russia .I owned it at one time .I traded it to a private collector
5. H R 5
6. U R 9
7. J zu P R 4
8. 1 Reserve H R
9. 2 reserve U R
Thanks
Steve
 
03FAHNEN said:
In 1936 in the "Provinzialmuseum" of Stettin were preserved 65 flags, 8 Standards, 20 Ldw. flags and 2 Ldw. standards.

Among all of them of the model shown in the photo, those of the following regiments:

View attachment 35188

And only the flags of the III and IV Battalion of the Füsilier-Regiment Königin Victoria von Schwedent (2. Pommersches) Nr. 34.


Of all of them only have possibilities those of the:

Infanterie-Regiment Graf Schwerin (3. Pommersches) Nr. 14.

Infanterie-Regiment con Borcke (4. Pommersches) Nr. 21.

Infanterie-Regiment von der Marwitz (8. Pommersches) Nr. 61.

For in these three regiments the flags of the first battalions were yellow and that of the IV battalion white. As can be seen in the photograph.

Thank you very much Steve for showing us this nice picture.
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All 4 Flags of Grenadier Regt 9 were there also at Stettin
G R 9 / Fusilier Batl ** came out of Russia .It was in a Kube auction and I won it at his auction .
Steve
 
Hi Steve,
The total number of Standarten is indeed 10: eight from regular regiments and two from the reserve.
In your list only the Jäger z. Pf. Nr.5 is missing.
 
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