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    Who knows about this Shoulder Board Insignia?

    Hi Friends,
    I own this Insignia. Does anybody knows that Unit etc..?

    thank you..

    Andy
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    Try taking new photos with a plain background with your camera further away and use the macro fuction , then we might be able to see the badge in focus . Rob
    God please take justin bieber and gave us dio back

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      #3
      What? I think the Photo is good enough to say what it is! There´s no need to see Details for an Authentification Proof. I just want to know what kind of Shoulder Board Insignia it is, therefore the Pics are really good as they are

      Regards

      And

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        #4
        ..er würde es mit schärferem Foto auch nicht wissen.........it is Saxony Infanterie Rgt. No.106 "Prinz Georg" in Leipzig. Officier, and on pic it make a handstand. Turnaround and it's ok. Crown is missing.

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          Danke Harrah
          That fits; The Officer was a Saxony Flügeladjutant.
          I have also some Crowns inherited; is one of them the matching one to the Insignia?

          Kind Regards

          Andy
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            #6
            I suppose it is the 106th, though not a very good casting. This is more what the regimental Namenszug should look like, with the corresponding crown.

            Chip

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              #7
              ....different makers of crowns, you can take the crown that fit's in size and condition.

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                #8
                Thank you friends,
                So I took this one

                Kind Regards

                Andy
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