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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: And only the flags of the III and IV Battalion of the Füsilier-Regiment Königin Victoria...

Following its accession to the North German Confederation in 1867 and the conclusion of military agreements with Prussia, Saxony became a member of the German Empire in 1871. A peculiarity after the union was that the Saxon cavalry did not carry standards. That is why it is difficult to see...

Here we can see the Bavarian cavalry banners.

Thank you, for showing this nice picture, Only three cavalry regiments received a parade band with this Russian design. - Kurassier-Regiment Kaiser Nikokaus I von Russland (Brandenburgischen) Nr.6 - 2 Garde Dragoner Regiment. - Ulanen-Regiment Kaiser Alexander II von Russland (1...

Beautiful photo.

Nice collection of 1900 Banderole streamers From the dates I have been able to read:

We can exclude the flags of the: - Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 162, II. Bataillon (IR162/II) found in the DHM (inventory number: Fa 2008/131). - Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 163, II. Bataillon (IR163/II) (DHM inventory number: Inventarnr. Fa 2008/133)

Thank you very much for showing the pin, this narrows down the possibilities to the following regiments (excluding III Btl. of R.I. Nr. 148 with blue flag). which had the engraved date of their foundation: 31.MÄRZ 1897

Steve, with this banner you leave us speechless, what more can you say, it's the best. I will always be grateful to you for showing us these jewels, that museums so often hide in warehouses, and that it is so difficult to see and appreciate their beauty.

How wonderful, you got the flag with the flagpole, "Fahnenspitze" and "Fahnenband". Do you know which regiment it belongs to? Could you show the brooch with the founding dates of the Fahnenband?

I don't know which regiment it belongs to, Kube didn't specify, but I think it would be possible to trace it, as it probably came from the same place as the ones sold at auction 91, which mostly came from the IV and IX A.K. The regiment that has more possibilities is the 163rd, specifically the...

Many years ago a photograph was auctioned on eBay, with several white flags at the moment of being decorated with the Hindenburg Cross. I think you can see my flag in that photo, so I would be very grateful if one of you was the buyer and could provide me with a high resolution picture. Much...

yes, it is a photo from my collection. It also unites two of my great passions: generals and flags.

the flags at the end right, are those of the Landw.-Regt. Nr.91 and the Landw.-Regt. Nr.92. As I can't see more details I can't tell which is the one of each regiment, but from the colours of their corners they can only be these two flags of the X.A.K.

The second flag from the left is the flag of the Braunschwigischen Infanterie-Regiments Nr. 92, IV Bataillon.

The first flag on the left and the fourth one are from the Oldenburgischen Infanterie Regiments Nr. 91 (I, II or III Bataillons) The first three battalions had the same flag design

It seems that there is an error in the Bulgarian Fahnenfilder album and that this flag belongs to the III Batasllon, according to Unsterbliche Treue.

The third from the left is the Braunschwigischen Infanterie-Regiments Nr. 92, II Bataillon

Another example of a general's uniform. Generalleutnant Albrecht