***Antonio Wednesday’s Wonders ***A very common combination Today the article is going to be very short. There is no much to explain about the following Miniaturkette, it has just 2 decorations,…
Aleksander’s Book Corner The Battle of the Frontiers – A series of German victories due to the French soldiers red trousers and easily repelled bayonet attacks? In spite of the image of…
***Antonio Wednesday’s Wonders ***A miniature from a 3 War VeteranContinuing with my miniatures, I would like to show you today another small but beautiful “Miniaturkette”, who belonged to an officer,…
Today on Gus' Gear I have an example of the German Model 1883 Reichsrevolver. It is a shorter version of the earlier M1879 revolver. They are chambered for a 10.6x25R…
Chris' Curious Museum FindsI've been lucky enough to visit some great museums and photograph them (not all of them in great quality). I've got a YT channel on my museum…
This week Sabine’s battlefield guide Saturday :Belgian refugees who ended up in EnglandI recently received a gift from a colleague guide and it made me decide to look deeper into…
PEEBLES PROFILESEPISODE 157Walther ForstmannEARLY YEARSWalther Forstmann was born in Essen-Werden on March 9, 1883. At the age of seventeen, young Walther was made Seekadett upon entering the Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial…
Incidents of friendly artillery fire in August 1914 Aleksander’s Book Corner Incidents of friendly artillery fire in August 1914 In this blog post we will have a look at…
This week Sabine’s battlefield guide SaturdayBeselare in the early days part twoRIR 247 had arrived during the evening of the 20th of October 1914, by early morning on the 21st…