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Deutsch: Rangabzeichen der Preussischen Armee um 1901, hier "Unteroffizierslitzen" am Uniformkragen, bestehend aus "Kragentressen" am oberen Kragenrad und dem "grossen Adlerknopf", Statussymbol für die Dienstgrade Feldwebel und Sergeant.
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Deutsch: Oberleutnant Hein: „Das kleine Buch vom Deutschen Heere“ (Kiel/Leipzig 1901), Seite 252 Abbildung 210
English: Lieutenant Hein: "Das kleine Buch vom Deutschen Heere" (Kiel/Leipzig 1901), page 252 picture No. 210
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