Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Pole Swallowtail Guidon with Painted Insignia - 14 x 29” British Lancer serial number 31061

serial number 31061

Scout was one of the most important and treacherous jobs during WW2

beginning 16 January 1991

- April 24

the division returned to XIX Corps and moved to defensive positions along the Teveren-Geilenkirchen line in Germany and maintained those positions through October

Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Pole Swallowtail Guidon with Painted Insignia - 14 x 29” British Lancer serial number 31061Original Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous WWI Prussian guidon, possibly meant for an Uhlan or Hussar regiment, with gorgeous hand painted Coat of Arms of Prussia, depicting an Eagle with FR on its chest, for Fridericus Rex, or "King Frederick". The Prussian state eagle is clutching a scepter and crown. This was also part of the Prussian Wappen plate worn on Pickelhaubes. The coat of arms is hand painted on both sides of the guidon, which