Karlstaedter, 1742

This contemporary representation by R. Knoetel from the series Knoetel's Uniform Report shows the uniforms of the Karlstaedter of the Austro-Hungarian army starting from the year 1724. From left to right: Oxen boy (wearing a wing-cap with the letters CST), soldier, soldier, drummer, soldier's wife, and drummer. Oxen boys were responsible for the care of the herds of livestock, which followed the army. The soldier's wife uses the weapon, a type of so-called pick-axe, as a walking stick while marching

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1742 Austro Drummer Followed Herds Knoetel Livestock Oxen Pick Responsible Starting Sterreich Uses

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