Knotel - The Armies of The Austro-Prussian War 1866

Kntels Armies of the
Austro-Prussian War of 1866

75 prints from Kntel's UNIFORMENKUNDE
covering troops of the Austrian and Prussian Armies their
German States Allies
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Lance Lance Office Hussa Office Hussa
Aust ia Hunga y 1854
Austria and Her Allies
During the Austro-Prussian War Volume I
1866
The Austro-Prussian War of 1866 was one of the shortest and most important wars of history. Although it
lasted for approximately six weeks it shaped the destiny of Europe for many years to come. It established once and for
all, Prussia as a dominant power in Europe and the world and ultimately led to the unification of Germany and finally
ended with the First World War almost fifty years later. In the short term it benefitted the power and security of
Prussia.
It began in 1864 when Austria, then one of the largest and most powerful countries on the continent and
Prussia formed an alliance against Denmark. Denmark had laid claim to Schleswig and Holstein. Austria nad Prussia
denied this claim and saw it as a threat. The combined armies of Prussia and Austria marched on Denmark and the
Danish King, Christian IX renounced his claim. Austria then claimed Holstein as a protectorate and Prussia
Schleswig. Behind the scenes the crafty Prussia Chancelor, Count Otto von Bismark began to persue his plan to unify
Germany under Prussian domination. With Austria stretched far from its own borders to protect Holstein, Bismark
began what can only be described as deliberate provocation of Austria. His goal was to unify the Reform German Con-
federation with a new German Parliament and to write a new constitution that would exclude Austria from any influ-
ence. Austria refused to acknowledge this process and Bismark's hands were tied. To force the issue and provoke a
conflict that he was sure of winning, Bismark announced that Prussia had as much right to Holstein as Austria. Prus-
sian troops were sent to Holstein. He then sent dispatches to Saxony and Hannover stating that Prussian troops be
allowed free passage through their borders to attack Austria. Refusal or hesitation on their part would mean war with
them as well. This message was sent on June 15, 1866. On June 23, three Prussian Armies under General von Moltke
began to march on Austria.
Numerically the Austrians and their allies were far superior to the Prussians and their allies by almost three
to one. King William I of Prussia, along with Chancelor Bismark accompanied the army as it marched into Bohemia.
At Kniggrattz (Sadowa as it was called in Britain and France) the two armies met. Fighting lasted most of the day
and losses were heavy on both sides. The Austrians dominated for most of the day until at approximately 3:00PM an
army of fresh Prussian troops, 80,000 strong under Crown Prince Frederich fell upon an unprotected Austrian flank.
The Austrians were forced to retreat in disarray toward Vienna. Austria's hold on the German Confederation was
destroyed and the war was over.
The Prussi an Al l i ance
Prussia
Anhalt
Brunswick
Bremen
Lippe
Lbeck
Mechlenburg-Schwerin
Oldenburg
Reuss
Sachsen-Altenburg
Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha
Schwarzburg-Gotha
Waldeck
The Austri an Al l i ance
Austria
Baden
Bavaria
Hannover
Hessen-Darmstadt
Hessen-Kassel
Nassau
Saxony
Sachsen-Menegen
Sachsen-Weimar
Schaumburg-Lippe
Schwarzburg-Sounderhausen
Wrttemburg
This series of prints depicts the Austrian Army and their allies as they might have appeared in the
war. Each print is taken from Kntel's UNIFORMENKUNDE series.
1. Bavarian Cuirassiers 1865, Cuirassiers of
the 1st and 3rd Regiments and Trumpeter
and Cuirassier of the 2nd Cuirassier Regiment
2. Bavarian Uhlan's 1865, Officer and Uhlan
3. Infantry in field dress 1870
4. Bavarian Jaegers 1870; Officer, Jaeger in
field dress and overcoat
5. Bavarian 3rd Chevauleger Regiment of
Grand Duke Maximillian,2nd Cuirassier Regi-
ment Prince Adalbert
6. Bavarian Ist Uhlan Regiment 1870
7. Austrian German and Hungarian Infantry
1859; Staff Officer, Subaltern, Hornist, Drum-
mer, Drum Major
8. Austria 1859, Uhlan, Uhlan Officer, Hussar,
Hussar Officer
9. Austria, Croatian/Slavonian Grenz Cavalry
10. Austria, Mhrisches and Steirisches Volun-
teer Rifle Corps, Weiner Volunteer Corps 1859
11. Austria, Cuirassier 1859
12. Austria, Rittmeister and Squadron Trum-
peter of the Kaczygier and Kumanier Volun-
teer Hussars
13. Austria, 1862-65, Volunteer Uhlan Regi-
ment Graf Trani, other volunteer cavalry
14. Austria, Infantry in field dress 1864
15. Austria, Steyerisches Volunteer Alpine Jae-
ger Corps 1866
16. Austria, Uhlan Regiment Nr. 12 1866
17. Austria, Volunteer Krakus 1866
18. Baden, Infantry 1866,
19. Baden, Infantry in field dress, 1866
20. Baden, Jaeger Battalion 1863-1864
21. Baden, Life Dragoon Regiment 1865
22. Hamburg, Infantry Regiment Hamburg
1866-1867
23. Hamburg, Infantry Regiment Hamburg
1866-1867
24. Hamburg, Cavalry 1866
25. Hamburg, Dragoons 1866
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Cuirassier Cuirassier Trumpeter Cuirassier
1. Rgt. 3. Rgt. 2. Rgt. 2. Rgt. in overcoat and cap
Bavarian Cuirassiers
1865
Bavaria
Uniformology 2000, A&A1866-1- 1
Lancer Officer Officers
Parade Uniform Field Uniform Parade Uniforms
Bavarian Lancers
(1. &. 2. Ul. R.)
1865
Bavaria
Uniformology 2000, A&A1866-1-2
Infantrman Infantryman and Drummer
of . 9. Inf. Rgt. Wrede of 5. Inf. Rgt. Grand Duke of Hessia
Infantry in the Field
1870
Bavaria
Uniformology 2000, A&A1866-1--3
Jaeger Jaeger Offizier Jaeger Jaeger
in overcoat and Field Uniform Field Uniform
Bavarian Jaegers
1870
Bavaria
Chevauleger Krassiere
Of 3. Chevauleger Rgt. Of 2. Krassier Rgt.
Duke Maximilian Prince Adalbert
1870
Bavaria
1. Lancer Regiment
1870
Garnison Bamburg, Kmpfte 1866 neari Hammelburg
Bavaria
Hornist and Drummer Sub-Offizier Staff Officer German Infantry Hungarian Gren. Corps
(German Inf.) (Hungarian.Inf.) (German Inf.) Hungarian Grenadier
Regimental Drummer
(German Inf.)
1859
Austria Hungary
Lancer Lancer Officer Hussar Officer Hussar
1859
Austria Hungary
Uniformology 2000, A&A 1866-1--8
Croation Slavonia
Grenz Cavalry
1859
Austria Hungary
Officer Volunteer Officers
Mhrisches Steirisch Vol. Wiener
Volunteer Rifle Corps Rifle Corps Volunteer Corps
1859
Austria Hungary
Uniformology 2000, A&A186 --10
Cuirassiers
1859
Austria
Uniformology 2000, A&A186 --11
Captain Squadron Trumpeter Hussar Lieutenant
Jaczygier und Kamanier Volunteer Hussars Keeskameter,Arader,Debreeziner
un Kumanier Volunteer Hussars
1859
Austria Hungary
Volunteer Lancer Regt. Graf Trani
Lancer in Summer Field Uniform
1862
Jaczyger und Kamanier Volunteer Hussar Regt. Hussar Regt. Graf.
Volunteer Hussar Reg. No. 1 Graf. Palfy No. 2 Radetzky No. 5
Lieutenant in Summer Field Uniform Master Sgt. Foot Parade Uniform Staff Officer, Parade Uniform
1862 1862 1865
Austria Hungary
Rgt. Martini Rgt. Knig v. Preuen Rgt. Groth v. Hessen Rgt. Knig der Belgier.
Soldier Soldier Officers Officers and Soldier
Brigade Gondrecourt Brigade Nostiz
(The Iron Brigade) (Black and Yellow Brigade)
Infantry in Field Uniforms 1864
Austria Hungary
Officers Staff Officers Jaeger Hornist
Steyers Volunteer Alpine Jaeger Corps
1866
Austria Hungary
First Lieutenant Lancer
Lancer Regiment Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Nr. 12
1866
Austria Hungary
Officer Parade Uniform Officer in Stable Dress Officer in Parade Dress
Volunteer Krakus
1866
Austria Hungary
Life Grenadier Rgt. Grenadier 5. Infantry Rgt. Soldier 4. Infantry Rgt. Officer
Infantry
1866
Baden
Life Grenadier Rgt. 3. Infantry Rgt . 5. Infantry Rgt. Life Grenadier Rgt.
Grenadier Soldier Officer Officer
Infantry in Field Dress
1866
Baden
Uniformology2000, A&A1866-1--19
Hornist Corporal Jaeger in overcoat Staff Officer Jaeger
Jaeger Batailon
1863-1864
Baden
1866
Saxe Weimar
Soldier
in Overcoat
Sergeant Vice-Under Officer
Lance Corporal Soldier Non-Com Drummer Soldier
Parade Uniform in Field Blouse Parade Uniform Marching Order
Infantry Regiment Hamburg
1866-1867
Hamburg
Hanseatic Cavalry
Dragoon Rgt. 19
1866
Hamburg
Officer Dragoon Dragoon Trumpeter Dragoon
Parade Uniform Field Uniform Parade Uniform Field Uniform
Hamburg Dragoons
1866
Hamburg
The Armies of the Austro-Prussian War of 1866
Austria and Her Allies Vol II
28 prints from Kntel's UNIFORMENKUNDE
covering troops of the German States that were included
in the alliance against Prussia 1866
A&A1866-2
Cuirassier Field Uniform
Cuirassier Parade Uniform
Cuirassier Sergeant
in Jacket and Cap
Hannover 1866
Austria and Her Allies
During the Austro-Prussian War Volume II
1866
The Austro-Prussian War of 1866 was one of the shortest and most important wars of history. Although it
lasted for approximately six weeks it shaped the destiny of Europe for many years to come. It established once and for
all, Prussia as a dominant power in Europe and the world and ultimately led to the unification of Germany and finally
ended with the First World War almost fifty years later. In the short term it benefitted the power and security of
Prussia.
It began in 1864 when Austria, then one of the largest and most powerful countries on the continent and
Prussia formed an alliance against Denmark. Denmark had laid claim to Schleswig and Holstein. Austria nad Prussia
denied this claim and saw it as a threat. The combined armies of Prussia and Austria marched on Denmark and the
Danish King, Christian IX renounced his claim. Austria then claimed Holstein as a protectorate and Prussia
Schleswig. Behind the scenes the crafty Prussia Chancelor, Count Otto von Bismark began to persue his plan to unify
Germany under Prussian domination. With Austria stretched far from its own borders to protect Holstein, Bismark
began what can only be described as deliberate provocation of Austria. His goal was to unify the Reform German Con-
federation with a new German Parliament and to write a new constitution that would exclude Austria from any influ-
ence. Austria refused to acknowledge this process and Bismark's hands were tied. To force the issue and provoke a
conflict that he was sure of winning, Bismark announced that Prussia had as much right to Holstein as Austria. Prus-
sian troops were sent to Holstein. He then sent dispatches to Saxony and Hannover stating that Prussian troops be
allowed free passage through their borders to attack Austria. Refusal or hesitation on their part would mean war with
them as well. This message was sent on June 15, 1866. On June 23, three Prussian Armies under General von Moltke
began to march on Austria.
Numerically the Austrians and their allies were far superior to the Prussians and their allies by almost three
to one. King William I of Prussia, along with Chancelor Bismark accompanied the army as it marched into Bohemia.
At Kniggrattz (Sadowa as it was called in Britain and France) the two armies met. Fighting lasted most of the day
and losses were heavy on both sides. The Austrians dominated for most of the day until at approximately 3:00PM an
army of fresh Prussian troops, 80,000 strong under Crown Prince Frederich fell upon an unprotected Austrian flank.
The Austrians were forced to retreat in disarray toward Vienna. Austria's hold on the German Confederation was
destroyed and the war was over.
The Prussi an Al l i ance
Prussia
Anhalt
Brunswick
Bremen
Lippe
Lbeck
Mechlenburg-Schwerin
Oldenburg
Reuss
Sachsen-Altenburg
Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha
Schwarzburg-Gotha
Waldeck
The Austri an Al l i ance
Austria
Baden
Bavaria
Hannover
Hessen-Darmstadt
Hessen-Kassel
Nassau
Saxony
Sachsen-Menegen
Sachsen-Weimar
Schaumburg-Lippe
Schwarzburg-Sounderhausen
Wrttemburg
This series of prints depicts the Austrian Army and their allies as they might have appeared in the
1. Hannover, Infantry 1866
2. Hannover, Line Infantry 1866
3. Hannover,3rd Jaeger Battalion 1866
4. Hannover, Garde du Corps 1866
5. Hannover, Garde du Corps and Garde Cuir-
assier Regiment 1866
6. Hannover, Garde Cuirassier Regiment 1866
7. Hannover, Crown Prince's Dragoons 1864
8. Hannover, Garde Hussars 1866
9. Hannover, Garde Hussar Regiment 1866
10. Hannover, King's Hussars 1866
11. Hannover, King's Gendarmes 1866
12. Hannover, Train Corps 1866
13. Hessen-Kassel, Infantry 1866
14. Hessen-Kassel, Schutzen Battalion, Jaeger
Battalion
15. Hessen-Kassel, Garde du Corps 1866
16. Hessen-Kassel, Hussar Regiments 1866
17. Hessen-Kassel, Pioneers, Artillery and
Train 1866
18. Nassau, Grand Duke of Nassau's Troops
1862-1866
19. Sachsen-Meiningen, Grand Dukes Infantry
Regiment 1866
20. Sachsen-Weimar, Infantry 1866
21. Sachsen-Weimar, Non-Coms 1866
22. Saxony, Infantry 1866
23. Saxony, Jaeger Corps 1866
24. Saxony, Garde-Reiter Regiment 1866
25. Saxony, Artillery and Pioneers
26. Schaumburg-Lippe, Jaeger Battalion 1866
27. Schwarzburg, Fusilier Battalion 1866
28. Wrttemburg, King of Wurttemburgs
Troops 1864
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Hornist Rifleman Soldier Sergeant Adjutant Officer Drummer
8 Rgt Life Rgt. Garde Rgt. 7. Rgt. Garde Rgt. 3. Rgt. 7. Rgt
Corporal
5. Rgt.
Infantry
1866
Hannover
Line Infantry Field Uniform
(Inf. R. 74,77,78,79)
1866
Hannover
King of Hannovers 3rd Jaeger Battalion
1866
Hannover
Field Uniform Officer Service Uniform Soldier Service Uniform
Garde du Corps
1866
Hannover
Garde du Corps and Cuirassier Regiment
1866
Hannover
Officer
Garde Du Corps
Waffenrock and Cap
Officer
Garde Du Corps
Foot Parade Uniform
Adjutant
in Waffenrock and Helmet
Cuirassier Field Uniform Cuirassier in Parade Uniform Non-Commissioned Officer
in blue jacket and cap
Garde Cuirassier Regiment
1866
Hannover
Crown Prince Dragoon Regiment
1866
Hannover
Officer
in Parade Uniform
Officer
in Daily Uniform
Officer
in Service Jacket
Cadet Corporal
Garde Hussar Regiment
(Hus. R. 15)
1866
Hannover
Officer
in Daily Uniform
Officer
in Parade Uniform
Officer
inWinter Attila
Officer
in Summer Attila
Garde Hussar Regiment
(Hus. R. 15)
1866
Hannover
Hussar
in Daily Uniform
Hussars
in Parade Uniform
Hussar
in Stable Jacket and Cap
Regiment of Queens Hussars
1864
Hannover
Hussar
in Parade Uniform
Hussar
in Daily Uniform
Kings Life Guard Gendarmerie
1866
Hannover
Gendarme
in Parade Uniform
with Pelisse
Gendarme
in Overcoat and Cap
Gendarme
in Daily Uniform
(Train Bat. 10)
Train Corps
1866
Hannover
Non-Commissioned Officer Train Soldier
1866
Hessen-Kassel
Life Guard Regiment 1st Inf. Regt. 2nd Inf. Regt.
1st Lieutenant
2nd Inf. Regt.
Non-Com.
1866
Hessen-Kassel
Rifleman
in Field Uniform of 1866
Rifle Battalion
Rifleman Jaeger Jaeger Officer
in Daily Parade Uniform
Jaeger Battalion
Hessian Garde du Corps
(ParadeUniform)
1866
Hessen-Kassel
1866
Hessen-Kassel
Hussar
in Daily Uniform
2nd Hussar Regt.
Duke von Meiningen
Hussar
Parade Uniform
1st Life Hussar Regt
Non-Commissioned Officer
with cap
2nd Hussar Regt.
Duke von Meiningen
1866
Hessen-Kassel
Artillery Regt.
Gunner
Foot Battalion
Pioneer Sergeant
Artillery Regt.
Mounted Service Dress
Train Soldie
Duke of Nassaus Troops
1862-1866
Nassau
Artillery Officer
SubLieutenant
Infantry Officer
Senior Lieutenant
Infantry
Parade Uniform
Jaeger
Field Uniform
Rifleman Infantryman
in cap
Duke of Saxe-Meiningens Inf. Rgt.
1866
Saxe Meiningen
Fusilier Sergeant Staff Officer
in Field Uniform
Sub Lieutenant
Grand Duke of Saxonys Infantry Regiment
1866
Saxe Weimar
Captain First Lieutenant Lance Corporal Drummer
1866
Saxe Weimar
Soldier
in Overcoat
Sergeant Vice-Under Officer
King of Saxonys Army
1862-1867
Saxony
Infantryman
2nd Infantry Brigade
Sapper
III Infantry Brigade
Sergeant-Major
II Infantry Brigade
Corporal
Life Brigade
Officer
I Infantry Brigade
Adjutant
II Infantry Brigade
Drummer
Life Brigade
King of Saxonys Army
1866
Saxony
Senior Signalman
of Jaeger Brigade
Senior Jaeger
of Jaeger Brigade
Junior Officer
Jaeger Brigade
Physician
II Class
Guide of the
General Staff
King of Saxonys Army 1862-1867
Saxony
Cavalryman
I Cavalry Regt.
Cavalryman
III Cavalry Regt.
Staff Officer
Garde Reiter Regt.
Junior Sergeant Major
of Field Gendarmes
Trumpeter
of Garde Reiter Regt,
King of Saxonys Army 1862-1867
Saxony
Sergeant Major
Trumpeter
of Foot Artillery
Trumpeter
of Horse Artillery
Vice Corporal
Train
Technician
of Horse Artillery
Officer Officer
Fusilier
Jaeger Battalion
1866
Schaumburg-Lippe
Officer Sergeant Major Fusilier Hornist
Prince of Schwarzburg-Soounderhausensches Fusilier Battalion
1866
Schwarzburg
Musician Sergeant Major
Parade Dress
Drummer
Parade Dress
Fusiliers
Field Dress and Parade Dress
King of Wrttembergs Troops
in the 1864 Uniform
Wrttemburg
Jaeger Horse Artillery Cavalryman
Cavalry Regt. King Karl No. I
Infantryman
Infantry Regt. Nr. 8
This series of prints depicts the Prussian Army and their allies as they might have appeared in the
1. The Grand Duke of Anhalt's Infantry Regiment; First Lieu-
tenant, Under- Officer, Sharpshooter, Fusilier in cap.
2. The Bremen Infantry Battaillion; Fusilier, Lance Corporal,
Fusilier, Officer in field dress, Staff Hornist
3. Brunswick Infantry (Inf. R. 92),; Sergeant and Drummer,
(The uniform of 1859 which changed little before 1866.)
4. The Grand Duke of Brunswick's Hussar Regiment ; Hussar
in field dress, Sergeant in interim jacket, Hussar in parade
uniform, (This regiment later became the noted 17th Hussar
Regiment (totenkopf or "Deaths Head Regiment as they later
adopted a skull and crossed bones badge.)
(The uniform of 1859 which changed little before 1866.)
5. The Grand Duke of Brunswick's Artillery 1859; Horse Artil-
leryman, Foot Artillery rank and file.
6. Fusilier Battalion Lippe 1861-1867; Drummer parade dress,
Staff officer parade dress, Drum Major field uniform, Officer
field uniform, Standard issued in 1831, Fusilier parade dress,
Fusilier field dress
7. Light Infantry Battalion Lbeck; Lance corporal in every-
day dress, Officer (adjutant) parade dress, Officer in frock
coat, Sergeant in parade dress,
8. Mecklenburg-Schwerin; Musketeer of the 3rd Musketeer
Battalion, Dragoon
9. Mecklenburg-Schwerin; Dragoon Officer, Under
Officer,Dragoon, parade dress 1865-68
10. Grand Duke of Mecklenburg's Jaeger Battalion Number
14 1870-1899; Jaeger field dress 1870, Senior Jaeger parade
dress 1883, Jaeger in field dress 1890, Jaeger parade dress
1899
11. Oldenburg Infantry 1864-1867; Rank and file in field
dress, Rank and file in parade dress
12. Oldenburg's Infantry Regiment; Part of the main Prussian
Army in 1866
13. Grand Duke of Oldenburg's Dragoon Regiment 1864-
1867; Under Officer in parade dress; Dragoon in parade dress,
Sergeant in everyday dress
14. Prussian Line Inf. 1864; Musketeers in winter uniform
15. Prussian 13th Hussar Regt. 1866; Hussar field dress
16. Prussian Pioneers in field dress 1866;
17. Prince of Reuss' Fusilier Battalion 1866; Fusilier in over-
coat, Fusilier in field dress, Under officer in walking out dress
18. Prince of Reuss' Fusilier Battailion; Lieutenant in cap and
frock, Staff officer in helmet and jacket, Sergeant major; Jae-
ger in field dress
19. Grand Duke of Sachsen-Coburg- Gotha's Infantry Regi-
ment at Lagensalza 27 of June 1866
20. Grand Duke of Sachsen-Coburg- Gotha's Infantry Regi-
ment 1866; Drummer, Lance Corporal, Officer, Sergeant
Major, Under officer in overcoat
21. Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstat's Fusilier Battalion 1866;
First Lieutenant, Under Officer, Fusilier
22. Waldeck Fusilier Battalion 1866; Muscian, Master Ser-
geant, Fusilier in field dress, Officers in parade dress and in
field dress
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First Lieutenant Non Com Sharpshooter Fusilier in cap
Grand Duke of Anhalts Infantry Regiment
1866
Anhalt
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Sergeant Drummer
Infantry
(Inf. R. 92.)
1859
Brunswick
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Hussar Sergeant Hussar
Field Dress in Fatigue Jacket Parade Dress
Grand Duke of Brunswicks Hussar Regiment
(Hus. R. 17.)
1859
Brunswick
Mounted Artillery Foot Artilleryman
Grand Duke of Brunswicks Artillery Regiment
(Field Artillery R. 10 u. 46.)
1859
Brunswick
Uniformology 1999,P&A66-5
Fsilier Battalon Lippe
1861-1867
Lippe
Drummer
Parade Dress
Drum Major
Parade Dress
Staff Officer
Parade Dress
Officer
Field Dress
Standard
Fusilier
Parade Dress
Fusilier
Field Dress
Lbeck Light Infantry Battalion
1866
Lbeck
Lance Corporal
Service Dress
Officer (Adjutant)
Parade Dress
Officer
in Paletot
Sergeant
Parade Dress
3 M.
1866
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Musketeer
of the
3rd Musketeer Bat.
Dragoon
Dragoon Reg. 17 & 18
1865-1868
Dragoon Officer
Parade Dress
Non-Commissioned Officer
Parade Dress
Dragoon
Parade Dress
Grand Duke of Mecklenburgs Jaeger Battalion
1870-1899
Jaeger
Field Dress
1870
Jaeger
Parade Dress
1883
Senior Jaeger
Field Dress
1890
Jaeger
Parade Dress
1899
Rank and File Field Dress Infantryman Parade Uniform
Infantry
1864-1867
Oldenburg
Infantry Regiment of Oldenburg
1866
Oldenburg
Grand Duke of Oldenburgs Dragoon Regiment
1864-1867
Oldenburg
Non Commissioned Officer
Parade Dress
Dragoon
Parade Dress
Sergeant Major
Service Dress
Musketeers in winter field dress
Line Infantry
1864
Prussia
Hussar
13th Hussar Regiment
Prussia
Sapper in Siege Gear Column Leader in marching uniform
Pioneers in Field Dress
Prussia
Frstlich Reussisches Fsilier Battaillon
Reuss
Fusilier
in Overcoat
Fusiliers in Field Dress Non Commissioned Officer
in Service Dress
Prince of Reuss Fusilier Battalion
Prince of Reusss Jaeger Detachment
Reuss
Lieutenant
in cap and frock coat
Staff Officer
Helmet and Dress Jacket
Sergeant
Major
Jaeger
Field Dress
Grand Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gothas Infantry Regiment
1866
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Grand Duke of Saxe Coburg Gothas Infantry Regiment
1866
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Drumme
Infantryman Officer Sergeant Major Non Commissioned
Officer
Fusilier Bataillon Waldeck
1866
Waldeck
Musician Sergeant
Major
Fusilier
Field Uniform
Officer
Parade Dress
Officer
Field Dress
Prince of Schwarzburg Rudolstadts Fusilier Battalion
1866
Schwarzburg
First Lieutenant Non Commissioned Officer Fusilier

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