M-60 grenadier wappen

[KAGGR 1870]

Hello
I have this two M 60 eagles ("old regiment" type) and you can see the difference in the banderole position
What mean this ?
Regards

 

[monfort]

Hi

Just to have another model to compare with: my old regts M60 plate









Let's remark that the motto in the central oval shield is diffrent as well as the back of the shield between the 2 M60 different plates shown by KAGGR1870

Best regards

Eric

 

[JR92]

Hello,

Here are mine.

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[Tony without Kaiser]

Bernard, Eric, Jean-Pierre, Je suis envieux. :love10: :love10: :love10:

I do not have pre-1895 "Alter art" Grenadier eagle. Jean-Pierre, your M42 looking example, (top left) could this be for a pre-1867 Tschapka? I have never seen the M42 style eagle Wappen, with "Fatherland" bandeau that was not separately affixed post 1860. This one looks to be one piece?

 

[JR92]

Hello,

This eagle was on this helmet, originally a mle 1842, shortened in 1857.
The eagle is made of two parts, the "Vaterlandbandeau" was soldered in 1857 or 1860.
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[Tony without Kaiser]

Ah. So it does have a seperate Bandeau. This make more sense now.

I forgot, I do have two "Alter art" Grenadier Wappen, but they are on helmets.

Model 1871 Preußen 1st, 2nd or 3rd Fußartillerie Regiments.

And a Model 1867 Preußen Ulanen Regt Nr.1 Tschapka

 

[JR92]

Hello,

Here the back.
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