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A very nice pre 1900 flask!
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10. Königlich Bayerisches Infanterie-Regiment „König Ludwig“ Royal Bavarian Infantry
Proud to show a relic from one brave regiment!
The regiment was built in 1682 under the name Berlo walk under Elector Max Emanuel of kurbayerische army.1745-1778 führte es den Namen Leibregiment Infanterie .1745-1778 it was called Life Guard Regiment Infantry.Aus diesem entwickelte sich im 19.From this developed in the 19thJahrhundert ein Regiment der Bayerischen Armee unter dem Namen 10.Century, a regiment of the Bavarian army, under the name 10thInfanterie-Regiment „König Ludwig“ . <SUP id=cite_ref-0 class=reference>[1]</SUP> Währen der kurpfalzbayerischen Zeit ab 1778 wurde das Regiment als 10.Infantry Regiment "King Ludwig." <SUP id=cite_ref-0 class=reference>[1]</SUP> During the period from 1778 was kurpfalzbayerischen the regiment as the 10thLinieninfanterie-Regiment Juncker in die neu geschaffene Stammliste aufgenommen.Line Infantry Regiment Juncker in the newly created master list included.Zur Systematik wurden nachträglich auch folgende Nummerierungen eingeführt: 1682/5 (nach Tessin) <SUP id=cite_ref-1 class=reference>[2]</SUP> , Infanterieregiment No.For classification were subsequently introduced the following numbering: 1682 / 5 (for Switzerland) <SUP id=cite_ref-1 class=reference>[2],</SUP> Infantry Regiment No..1 (nach Bleckwenn) <SUP id=cite_ref-2 class=reference>[3]</SUP> .1 (after Bleckwenn) <SUP id=cite_ref-2 class=reference>[3].</SUP>
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misprint in book on the 10th... disregard this post.Last edited by Brian S; 10-03-2009, 07:54 PM.Comment
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Pioneer Garde Batallion
This is my favorite stein from a Pioneer Garde Batallion located in Berlin. Always thought these grade steins were a bit rare? Sorry for the amateur photos. KevinComment
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Garde stein
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I stopped at #100 of them.
A few from auction but most from a newspaper add. #13 from one person.
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I've been looking for one lately at local shows and stores but can't find one. Now I know why there's a shortage.
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The best place is to find them is a community where retired military or their descendants live. Especially those stationed in Germany 46-60.
They can pop up anywhere, sometimes multiple items at one spot; keep looking.
News paper ads worked for me but that was 25 ears ago, pre internet.
There are auctions but be prepared to pay retail +.Comment
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