Mounted Field Orderly Corps, Camp

Prussia 1756-63.
The Mounted Field Corps were used to locate and reconnoiter staff headquaters, they acted as guides for army convoys and they often were engaged in guarding the King and the royal family on their travels.
This exclusive troop called each other "Messieurs" and a retiering soldier could expect to be given a lucrative position in one of the states forrests.

Series list for 100/8/4
No. 100-582 a (2x) Pr. Feldjäger, dismounted, bucket/pointing, signal roll/rein
No. 100-588 a (2x) Pr. Feldjäger/Dragoon, rushing to help, with drawn sword
Nos. 100-592 (1x) Private Feldjäger, dismounted, wiping sweat, and child
No. 100-593 (1x) Pr. Feldjäger, dismounted, also waving, wooden trestle
No. 100-595 (1x) Pr. Feldjäger (Oberjäger) dismounted, watering horse
No. 100-595 b (1x) Pr. Feldjäger on horseback
No. 100-599 (1x) Pr. Feldjäger on horseback
No. 100-580 a (2x) Pr. Feldjäger horse, saddled
No. 100-600 (1x) Pr. Feldjäger, leading horse on reins
No. 100-581 a (2x) Pr. Feldjäger, dismounted, reading message/holding bag