File:The 11th Hussars Escorting the Crown Prince of Germany.jpg

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Description

A post card from shortly before World War I with a photograph of the 11th Hussars of the British Army forming an escort through a town, sent by Sergeant John Kelly – with an extract from the reverse reading "this is the Crown Prince of Germany your honourary Colonel he is in the uniform of the 11th Hussars you will see his ......Guard I further ..... I formed his escort marked 2 man...."

Source

https://www.flickr.com/photos/kellylightbodyfamilytree/3312765482/in/photostream/#/

Date

ca. 1910

Author

Unknown

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