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Russian Uniforms in 1910.

Based on a Russian plate work from 1910.

Russian soldiers in Steyr. Original KAB. Photographer: Joh. Bichler. Dated on the reverse: 21.07.1892.
Russian soldiers in Steyr. Original KAB. Photographer: Joh. Bichler. Dated on the reverse: 21.07.1892.
Knötel. Uniforms of the Russian Army. Original chromolithograph.
Knötel. Uniforms of the Russian Army. Original chromolithograph.
Knötel. Uniforms of the Russian Army. Original chromolithograph.
Knötel. Uniforms of the Russian Army. Original chromolithograph.
List of Russian regiments in 1914. Taken from: Boris Mollo, Uniforms of the Imperial Russian Army. 1979.
List of Russian regiments in 1914. Taken from: Boris Mollo, Uniforms of the Imperial Russian Army. 1979.
List of Russian regiments in 1914. Taken from: Boris Mollo, Uniforms of the Imperial Russian Army. 1979.
List of Russian regiments in 1914. Taken from: Boris Mollo, Uniforms of the Imperial Russian Army. 1979.

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