Germany, Prussia. A Cuirassier Regimental Body Armour, C.1875 Hold a photograph of Kellner’s locker

a photograph of Kellner’s locker and belonging

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 39th Infantry Battalion

each of these four insignia connected to one another via a single chain link

from August 27

Germany, Prussia. A Cuirassier Regimental Body Armour, C.1875 Hold a photograph of Kellner’s lockerThis armour consists of two basic pieces, a breast plate and back plate, both of which are manufactured from steel. The breast plate incorporates a series of 36 brass rivets around the perimeter, the four on the shoulders flattened, the remaining 32 domed. There are also two brass bolts that rise above the body of the breast plate and are placed on either side of the central vertical ridge on the chest, designed to receive the keyhole shaped