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Thank you Steve!

Hello! One- year volonteer. For dunkelblau uniform. My new item

Dear collegues, is this monogramm for german`s shoulder-boards WW1 or not? I have one monogramm like this...

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Peace on Earth!

Königl. Sächsisches 5. Feld-Artillerie-Regiment № 64 for feldgrau uniform. As I understood before 1915

The shoulder strap of a sailor of the 12th naval crew of the Russian Imperial NAVY. From 1891 to 1917. There is a monogram on the chase. Grand Duchess Olga Konstantinovna Romanoff is the daughter of Admiral General of the Russian NAVY Grand Duck Konstantin Nikolaevich Romanoff. In 1867, she...

I think the pioneer's shoulder straps are a fake

According to the treaty by which Baden joined the empire, it retained only the exclusive right to tax beer and spirits. The army, the post office, the railways and the conduct of international relations came under the control of Prussia

Hello Henk! Thank you so much for the warning. Of course, ebay is just a marketplace where anyone can sell anything. I've already bought fakes there. But I was able to return the money. Greetings, Reingold

Prosit!

Colleagues and I have added many interesting photos. Yes, they have nothing to do with shoulder straps, but they are very interesting. We have sorted out the shoulder straps of peacetime. I would like to see the shoulder straps of wartime. And understand what kind of shoulder straps are on the...

Hello Steve! I did not read in the documents, but heard from collectors that the shoulder straps for the greatcoats were larger in size. Like soldiers. Therefore, I am not asserting, but asking a question. Perhaps this is not the case. But it's logical. Yes you are wright . "The underlay color...

here is what is written in the German book about the M1915 uniform

Steve, thank you! May be this shoulder-straps for the overcoat?

Thats great! Congratulations!

May be its HR5 shoulder-strap. So, M15 shoulder-strap was karmasine too?......

Colleagues, as I see it, the officers' dress uniforms were a different color. So dear Steve showed us probably the right shoulder strap. It remains to be understood why the attila straps of 1915 on my photo at the first post has the same color as the non-commissioned officer. Maybe this is not a...

Great photos! thank you! So then the underlay of the shoulder strap should be of this color. And this shoulder strap has a underlay of just such a color

HR5

Thank you very much, Steve!!! As I understand its a correct shoulder-strap for the attila.