ivalO kirjutas:Kaitseliidu Tallinna maleva Põhja (endise VI) malevkonna kompaniipealik. Jalavägi.

Thank you! His name, please!

Kas keegi teab teda?

Members of Svenska Vita Legionen:

http://russianestonia.eu/index.php?titl ... 0%BA%D1%81

http://russianestonia.eu/index.php?titl ... 0%BA%D1%81

Vares kirjutas:Was there really "first", "second" and "third" class? I knew they were lower-, medium- and higher salary classes?

That's the same. And this kardavoi has a three "гомба"s on his cords so he is a higher (3rd) salary class kardavoi.

Mis ameti või sõjamehega tegu.Mees täitsa eesti soost. Городовой 3-го (старшего) оклада. ehk siis politseiametnik, eesti keelepruugis tuntud ka kui kardavoi ;o) Thank you. I didn't know how to correctly translate that to English or Estonian that why used original language. That is not correct to wr...

nonn kirjutas:Mis ameti või sõjamehega tegu.Mees täitsa eesti soost.

Городовой 3-го (старшего) оклада.

Yes I have seen some of blueprints. Just accidentally, when examined some of early works of Roman Tavast, I noticed some of non Estonian organization badges and signs than. So, I suggest you contact them as they have some old drawings still available. Maybe even some samples. If you want I can shar...

I think than you have to look signs of Russian organizations in Estonia. In 1923 twеnty five of them (русские общественные организаций) agreed to organize one union (союз русских просветительных и благотворительных обществ в эстонии), and by end of 1939 there was allready 94 of them as members of t...

Are we talking regimental bage on chest or possible collar sign? Regimental bages were quite common signs in white russian movement. Some of them vere produced during war, some after war, but they were there. Tens of them different types tied with post imperial troops. I don't think NWA was exempti...

At least 13th Narva regiment and 19th Poltavskoe regiment, as well separate tank battalion had own badges which are survived. Several other institutions tied with NWA had also own badges. Most probably 22nd regiment followed wide spread example. Here you can see survived examples (see: V. Северо-За...

Vares kirjutas:Most probably it is regiment sign of Pskovsk's 22nd regiment of North-West Army.

I never heard that regiment has a badge. Only known NWA regiment's badge is a badge of Конно-Егерский полк, but it looks like cross.

funker kirjutas:Is this image from estonian archve? If so, you can order from there higher resolution
scan - normally those old images are negatives, so you could get a very detailed scan.

I did it, this is a fragment from highest resolution scan they can provide.

Fragment of the Russian officer-emigrant in Estonia.

otofoto kirjutas:№ 1 - Aleksander Kopvillem

Thank you Ott!