An 1889 Studio Portrait Of A Danish Guard Hussar Auction he was promoted to Untersturmfuhrer

he was promoted to Untersturmfuhrer

with a Police portapee (knot) in silver bullion and salmon-coloured embroidery

and with mostly minor contact marks but with light scratches on the left arm on the swastika

letters of reference

he furthered the Cardwell schemes of army reform

An 1889 Studio Portrait Of A Danish Guard Hussar Auction he was promoted to UntersturmfuhrerCard mounted, measuring 108x168mm, near extremely fine with light scuffing and some wear around the edges. The photo shows a member of the Danish Guard Hussar Regiment, one of the oldest Hussar units that still exists to this day. It was originally founded in 1614. Over his left shoulder he wears the traditional fur jacket known as pelisse. The photographer is Johannes Olsen from Copenhagen.