The History of the Old Prussian Cuirassiers up to 1808 (Pohl) - K 1
Based on an original manuscript. It is clearly based on the history of the clothing, armament and equipment of the Royal Prussian Army / By the Most High Order of His Majesty ... edited by the Royal War Ministry. Edited by Constantin Kling; Vol. 2: The cuirassier and dragoon regiments from the beginning of the 18th century until the reorganization of the army in 1808.
The Old Prussian Cuirassiers - The Individual Regiments - K 1
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