A Hessian (l) and a Prussian Jäger (r), castings by Lasset and Stadden, respectively. This illustrates how the uniforms were so similar from one army
Zastrow and Bayreuth dragoons, front
Grenadiers, Prussia and Hessen Cassel. The casting on the left is by Stadden, painted as a grenadier sergeant of Infanterie-Regt. 27 (Kleist), with t
Flügelgrenadier, Regiment Garde. This is another Puchala casting, which I unfortunately damaged in cleaning, by scraping away the bridge of his nose.
A Hessian (l) and a Prussian Jäger (r), castings by Lasset and Stadden, respectively. This illustrates how the uniforms were so similar from one army
A Prussian Jäger, casting from Imrie-Risley.
General Hans-Carl Winterfeldt, friend and confidante of the King, innovator of infantry and cavalry tactics, and the closest thing to a spymaster the
Prinz Heinrich, the King's brother, and commander of the Prussian forces fighting in Saxony and Bohemia during the Seven Years' War. This is another
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A Hessian (l) and a Prussian Jäger (r), castings by Lasset and Stadden, respectively. This illustrates how the uniforms were so similar from one army

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