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Uniformierung & Ausrüstung
The Palace Guard Company
The (Prussian) Palace Guard Company was founded on March 30, 1829 in Berlin, Potsdam and Charlottenburg from preferentially half-disabled non-commissioned officers.
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The Uniforms of the Infantry of the German Imperial Army - 1871 – 1914. I. Part a). - Prussia - General Information
The following contribution deals in general with the uniforms of the Prussian infantry - 1842 – 1914.
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From the Colorful to the Field-Gray Coat
Prussia dominated the Imperial Army not only in organizational and weapons-technical matters but also in clothing. After the founding of the Empire in 1871 and the incorporation or accession of the non‑Prussian military contingents, a process of harmonization began that also manifested itself visually — in the uniforms1. In the Imperial Constitution of 1871 Article 63 stated: “With regard to clothing, the basic colors and the cut of the Royal Prussian Army shall be authoritative. It is left to the commander of the respective contingent to determine the external badges (cockades etc.).”
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Field Artillery - Prussia - The Greatcoat
The greatcoat of the Prussian field artillery was made of gray cloth and had shoulder straps like those on the tunic.
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Field Artillery - Hesse
Field artillery units with Hessian tradition in the Imperial Army were
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Cavalry - Bavaria - Chevaulegers
The Chevaulegers originated in the 18th century as light cavalry.
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Field Artillery - Prussia - Officer's Uniform
The officers' tunic differed from that of the enlisted men – irrespective of quality – by black-velvet collars/collar patches and sleeve cuffs.
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Field Artillery - Prussia - The Helmet
When the tunic was introduced, the artillery also received the Pickelhaube, although initially the infantry model.
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Field Artillery - Württemberg
The Württemberg field artillery consisted of 4 field artillery regiments (see the list above).
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Field Artillery - Bavaria
Bavaria provided 12 field artillery regiments.
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Foot Artillery - Prussia
The foot artillery was the heavy artillery.
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Uniforms and Equipment of the Old Army - Artillery - Field Artillery - Prussia - Guard Field Artillery Regiments
The distinctive feature of the Guard Field Artillery were yellow-camel yarn cords with small cap-like ornaments on each side of the square collar of the tunic and two vertical cords on the Swedish sleeve cuffs.