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Military art prints of the Prussian Army during the Napoleonic wars at the battles of Konnigsgratz, Sadova and Vonbasse. Military art prints by Carl Rochling, Carl Reistrup and Richard Knotel. 

Die Ersturmung Der Batterie V.D.Groeben in Chlum (Battle of Konnigsgratz) by Carl Rochling 1st Regiment of Prussian Foot Guards led by captain Count Schlieffen, take the Austrian Battery of the Dead commanded by the brave Captain V. D. Groeben.

Sadova 1866 by Christian Sell  The United Prussian armies defeat the Main Austrian Army.

Die Ersturmung Der Batterie V.D.Groeben in Chlum (Battle of Konnigsgratz) by Carl Rochling.

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Die Ersturmung Der Batterie V.D.Groeben in Chlum (Battle of Konnigsgratz) by Carl Rochling.

1st Regiment of Prussian Foot Guards led by captain Count Schlieffen, take the Austrian Battery of the Dead commanded by the brave Captain V. D. Groeben.

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Sadova 1866 by Christian Sell.

The United Prussian armies defeat the Main Austrian Army.

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