Uniform Identity Pre WW1 Prussian
Uniform Identity Pre WW1 Prussian
Hey everyone! I am new to the page and am in need of some help! I recently have been conducting research on my great-great grandfather who came to the United States in the late 1890s. He was born in Stolp, Prussia (which is now called Słupsk in Northern Poland) and served in the Prussian Army. The only photo we have of him in uniform is this one that I have attached. I was wondering if anyone could tell me more about his uniform and what exactly it entails?? I don't see a regiment on his shoulders and from his collar it looks like he was a Prussian NCO? Is he perhaps wearing a Dunkelblau waffenrock? Any help or comments would be greatly appreciated!
Re: Uniform Identity Pre WW1 Prussian
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I also forgot to sign my name so I apologize for my lack of formality.
Much appreciated,
-Dean
Much appreciated,
-Dean
Re: Uniform Identity Pre WW1 Prussian
It seems this thread may have been lost in the forums...Hopefully this bump will help out as I found out that he actually served around 1880-1885 in the Prussian military. I am unable to find anymore information on his unit as it turns out most Prussian military records were destroyed in Allied bombings in February 1945.
-Dean
-Dean