Ludwig Burger, The Royal Prussian Army in its Latest Reorganization, Berlin 1865. Picture series.
Published by Mitscher & Röstell. 48 plates (here only 45) consisting of hand-colored and albumen-heightened lithographs on a clay ground.
Recommended Articles
Kriegsgeschichte
Otto Hermann, The Oblique Battle Formation in the Battle of Mollwitz.
Studies on Brandenburg and Prussian History, 1892, pp. 108 ff.
Organisation
A contribution to the history of the Old Prussian Infantry Regiment Duke of Brunswick (IR No. 21).
Infantry Regiment No. 21 was formed in 1713 from various regiments returning from Dutch service, namely surplus personnel from five regiments. The canton (replacement district) lay in the Principality of Halberstadt, namely — in part — the counties of Wernigerode, Ilsenburg and Hohenstein and the towns Quedlinburg, Gröningen, Wegeleben, Halberstadt, Wernigerode, Derenburg, Bleicherode, Schsa, Ellrich and Beneckenstein.
Uniformierung & Ausrüstung
New Prussian Uniforms in the Year 1820
Depiction of the Royal Prussian Infantry in 36 figures from which the uniforming of each Armée-Corps, the insignia of each rank, and the positions of the man prescribed in the exercise regulations for the infantry — the march, the posture and grips with the rifle, etc. — can be derived.