Prussian posters & prints

Prussians in Metz, after the Surrender 1870 Anonymous

A Prussian Bivouac, 1870 Anonymous

A Prussian Battery Before Metz, France, 1870 Anonymous

Prussian Attack on a French Battery at Woerth Anonymous

Charge of the Prussian Lancers at Weissenburg Anonymous

Prussian Cuirassiers and Hussars in the Franco-German War, 1871 Anonymous

First Prussian Division at the Battle of Pange (Courcelles) 14 August 1870 Anonymous

Camp of the Prussian Army Anonymous

Ascension of the Heights of Spicheren by a Prussian Battery, the 6 August 1870 Anonymous

The Prussian Armed Forces Anonymous

A Prussian Battalion is Mowed Down by a French Mitrailleusenbatterie at Saarbrucken, Germany Anonymous

Prussian Troops Arrival on the Place Stanislas, Nancy, 15 August 1870 Anonymous

Camp of the Prussian Army Anonymous

Prussian Barricade at the Chateau Meudon: The Noise of a Shell, 1870 Anonymous

The Austro-Prussian War: Provender Waggons of the Prussian Army Passing the Saxon Frontier 1866 Anonymous

The Prussian prize-fighter and his allies attempting to tame imperial Kate, or, the state of the European bursiers Anonymous

Prussian Spies at Tours, France, 1870 Anonymous

Prussian cavalry on expedition Carl Schulz

The Prussian Ironclad Frigate Kron Prinz 1867 Anonymous

The Entry of the Prussians Into Thionville, France, 1871 Anonymous

Napoleon III arrives at Sedan and surrenders 80,000 French soldiers to the Prussian army, 1st September 1870 French School

The Prussian Crown to Be Worn by the Emperor, William II. Anonymous

Inside Paris, France: Two Sous for a Peep at the Prussians, 1870 Anonymous

The Austro-Prussian War: Halt of a Convoy of Sick Prussian Soldiers Returning to Berlin 1866 Germany Anonymous

Temporary Field Hospital behind the Second Prussian Parallel at Dueppel, 1864 English School

The At the Station, Prussians Selling Water, France, 1871 Anonymous

G.L. von Blucher: Field Marshal of the Prussian Forces Engraving Anonymous

Reconnaissance in Saarbrucken Anonymous

Attack of the Prussian troops in Weesp Maas van Altena

Frederick William, Prince Royal of Prussia, Commander in Chief of the 3rd German Army (Army South), Engraving 1870 Anonymous

Grenadiers and fusiliers of the Prussian army W Korn

Gebhard Von Blucher, Prussian Field Gene Anonymous

cartoon by Napoleon III: I shall leave with all ... millon, except a million Prussians, I leave Anonymous

General Steinmetz, 1796 - 1877, German Anonymous

Field Marshal von der Goltz, Prussian soldier, First World War Anonymous

Prussian Guard at the Battle of Sedan in the Morning of September 1 1870 Anonymous