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Militaria

Auction #89 October 2026
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Heinrich Müller / Hartmut Kölling, "Europäische Hieb- und Stichwaffen aus der Sammlung des Museums für Deutsche Geschichte", 1981, Berlin, 448 pages, dust-cover, 30 x 24 cm, from the library of V. Pipul, Deutscher Militärverlag
№ 94224 Ask Question
Heinrich Müller / Hartmut Kölling, "Europäische Hieb- und Stichwaffen aus der Sammlung des Museums für Deutsche Geschichte", 1981, Berlin, 448 pages, dust-cover, 30 x 24 cm, from the library of V. Pipul, Deutscher Militärverlag Full description
Heinrich Müller / Hartmut Kölling, "Europäische Hieb- und Stichwaffen aus der Sammlung des Museums für Deutsche Geschichte", 1981, Berlin, 448 pages, dust-cover, 30 x 24 cm, from the library of V. Pipul, Deutscher Militärverlag

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Eduard Wagner, "Hieb- und Stichwaffen", 1966, Artia, Prague, 489 pages, damaged dust-cover, 33.5 x 23 cm, from the library of V. Pipul
№ 94217 Ask Question
Eduard Wagner, "Hieb- und Stichwaffen", 1966, Artia, Prague, 489 pages, damaged dust-cover, 33.5 x 23 cm, from the library of V. Pipul Full description
Eduard Wagner, "Hieb- und Stichwaffen", 1966, Artia, Prague, 489 pages, damaged dust-cover, 33.5 x 23 cm, from the library of V. Pipul

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document, certificate of completion of wartime training course, 2nd infantry reserve battalion, Russia, 1916, 31.5 x 23.8 cm, torn and backed with paper at the folds. Proshenkov Vasily Zakharovich (Прошенков Василий Захарович, 1915), Life Guards Lithuanian Regiment, 5th Company, private: awarded the 4th Class Cross of St. George (No. 1220859) for distinction displayed on September 3, 1915, near the village of Tartak. The 2nd Reserve Infantry Battalion / Regiment of the Russian Imperial Army.During the First World War, the 2nd Reserve Infantry Battalion (later regiment) of the Russian Imperial Army operated in Finland, where it was stationed. This unit is significant in Latvian history because many Latvian soldiers (for instance, the future cavaliers of the Military Order of Lāčplēsis, Eduards Lapiņš and Pēteris Lazdiņš), who were initially conscripted into the Russian army, were transferred in early 1916 from this Finland-based reserve battalion to the newly formed Latvian Riflemen battalions. Regiment Commander: from 20.02.1915 to (at least) 24.04.1915 — Vysotsky Pyotr Kapitonovich (Высоцкий Петр Капитонович), lieutenant colonel. Please note: the photograph of P.K. Vysotsky is for illustrative purposes only and not included in the lot
№ 93971 Ask Question
document, certificate of completion of wartime training course, 2nd infantry reserve battalion, Russia, 1916, 31.5 x 23.8 cm, torn and backed with paper at the folds. Proshenkov Vasily Zakharovich (Прошенков Василий Захарович, 1915), Life Guards Lithuanian Regiment, 5th Company, private: awarded the 4th Class Cross of St. George (No. 1220859) for distinction displayed on September 3, 1915, near the village of Tartak. The 2nd Reserve Infantry Battalion / Regiment of the Russian Imperial Army.During the First World War, the 2nd Reserve Infantry Battalion (later regiment) of the Russian Imperial Army operated in Finland, where it was stationed. This unit is significant in Latvian history because many Latvian soldiers (for instance, the future cavaliers of the Military Order of Lāčplēsis, Eduards Lapiņš and Pēteris Lazdiņš), who were initially conscripted into the Russian army, were transferred in early 1916 from this Finland-based reserve battalion to the newly formed Latvian Riflemen battalions. Regiment Commander: from 20.02.1915 to (at least) 24.04.1915 — Vysotsky Pyotr Kapitonovich (Высоцкий Петр Капитонович), lieutenant colonel. Please note: the photograph of P.K. Vysotsky is for illustrative purposes only and not included in the lot Full description
document, certificate of completion of wartime training course, 2nd infantry reserve battalion, Russia, 1916, 31.5 x 23.8 cm, torn and backed with paper at the folds. Proshenkov Vasily Zakharovich (Прошенков Василий Захарович, 1915), Life Guards Lithuanian Regiment, 5th Company, private: awarded the 4th Class Cross of St. George (No. 1220859) for distinction displayed on September 3, 1915, near the village of Tartak. The 2nd Reserve Infantry Battalion / Regiment of the Russian Imperial Army.During the First World War, the 2nd Reserve Infantry Battalion (later regiment) of the Russian Imperial Army operated in Finland, where it was stationed. This unit is significant in Latvian history because many Latvian soldiers (for instance, the future cavaliers of the Military Order of Lāčplēsis, Eduards Lapiņš and Pēteris Lazdiņš), who were initially conscripted into the Russian army, were transferred in early 1916 from this Finland-based reserve battalion to the newly formed Latvian Riflemen battalions. Regiment Commander: from 20.02.1915 to (at least) 24.04.1915 — Vysotsky Pyotr Kapitonovich (Высоцкий Петр Капитонович), lieutenant colonel. Please note: the photograph of P.K. Vysotsky is for illustrative purposes only and not included in the lot

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