Old Zeughaus. Militaria Magazine. Russian, Soviet, International uniforms & insignia. Heft 70 (Nr. 2/2016)

Richly illustrated specialised magazine, which deals with various topics relating to Russian, Soviet and international uniform studies in its approx. 17 articles. From the contents (selection of articles): The fate of a man, or a few words about the portrait of an unknown Prussian officer; The sabre of General Khaletsky. Riddles remain; The banners of the Cossacks of the Black Sea of 1855 and 1856; External differences of the leaders and signatories of the Corps of Engineers; Chests of guards of the Cossacks.

Overview of the individual articles: 1. the fate of a man or a few words about the portrait of an unknown Prussian officer; 2. the sabre of General Khaletsky. Riddles remain; 3. the banners of the Black Sea Cossacks of 1855 and 1856; 4. external differences of the leaders and signatories of the engineering corps; 5. chests of guards of the Cossacks; 6. the Russian regiment of the Serbian king and the Serbian regiments of the Romanovs; 7. from the ring to the regimental shield. Symbol of the Phanagorian grenadiers; 8. the Transcaucasian police guard 1862-1917; 9. the first Russian tropical formation. Russian guard detachments in China. 1911-1914; 10. pokolitsy "for military distinction" on the officer's uniform. Part 2; 11. sappers in the First World War. From the GS archive. Gabaeva; 12. a red kaleidoscope. The Sokolskaya emblem as a symbol of military-sports education in the Red Army; 13. Badges of musicians of the regimental orchestra; 14. Badges for the former Red Guards and Red Guerrillas. Part 2; 15. insignia of the graduates of the Special Military School of Saint-Cyr; 16. military-historical notes. General Alexander Pajevsky. "A married cavalryman is half a cavalryman!"; 17. "In your formation I led squadrons ...". Album Captain-Captain S.Ya. Grebenshchikova from the Museum of the Life Guards of the Dragoon Regiment.