Wache Collection

The Kaffir War (engraving)
1618639 The Kaffir War (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Kaffir War. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 18 December 1852)

Military training grounds Germany Wach- Arrest
Military training grounds of Germany, Wach-, Arrest- und Postgebaude (Neues Lager), 1914, Landkreis Bautzen, Konigsbruck, Truppenubungsplatz, Wache

Military training grounds Germany Sentry boxes
Military training grounds of Germany, Sentry boxes in Germany (historical), Artillery of Germany, Wach-, Arrest- und Postgebaude (Neues Lager), 1914, Landkreis Bautzen, Konigsbruck

Wach- Arrest- Postgebaude Neues Lager Artillery
Wach-, Arrest- und Postgebaude (Neues Lager), Artillery of Germany, 1914, Landkreis Bautzen, Konigsbruck, Neues Lager, Wache, Kaiserliches Postamt

Post boxes Dresden Schützen-(Füsilier-)Regiment Prinz Georg
Post boxes in Dresden, Schutzen-(Fusilier-)Regiment Prinz Georg (Koniglich Sachsisches) Nr. 108, Schutzen-Kaserne, 1901, Dresden, Posten der Kasernen, Wache, Germany

The Neue Wache, Berlin, Germany
The Neue Wache (New Guard House), in central Berlin, dating from 1816. Originally built as a guardhouse for the troops of the Crown Prince of Prussia, it has been used as a war memorial since 1931

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"Wache: A Glimpse into History and Military Training" Step back in time to the Kaffir War, as depicted in an intriguing engraving titled "Wache. " This captivating artwork takes us on a journey through history, offering a glimpse into the events of September 1829. Fast forward to November 1839, where another monthly competition featuring "Wache" unfolds. The significance of this piece becomes even more apparent as it continues to captivate audiences over time. In Germany's military training grounds, soldiers undergo rigorous training at Wach- Arrest. Sentry boxes stand tall, symbolizing their unwavering dedication and commitment to safeguarding their nation. Moving further into these training grounds lies the imposing Wach- Arrest- Postgebaude Neues Lager Artillery. Here, soldiers hone their skills with precision and discipline while preparing for any potential threat that may arise. Dresden's Schützen- (Füsilier-)Regiment Prinz Georg showcases its own version through post boxes. These regimental symbols not only serve practical purposes but also represent unity and camaraderie among fellow soldiers. As we revisit the monthly competitions held in November 1839 and September 1829, it is evident that "Wache" holds a special place in people's hearts. Its timeless appeal continues to inspire artists and viewers alike throughout generations. Whether it be historical engravings or military training grounds adorned with sentry boxes, Wache reminds us of the sacrifices made by those who protect our nations. It serves as a reminder that vigilance is key when defending what we hold dear. So let us honor those who have stood guard throughout history - from the Kaffir War to present-day military personnel - for they are our true guardians of peace and security.