By Richard Knoetel. Of course Hannover beat the Prussians in 1866 at the battle of Langensalza. I will feature more bits on this forgotten campaign and army in time.
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Just wondering if all the Hanoverian canteens were blue.I have a canteen says Austro/Prussian 1866 but is painted different, with inscriptions
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