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On the left, Prince Heinrich, Kaiser Wilhelm II's brother en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P rince_Henry_of_Prussia_(1862-1929) on the right, the Kaiser's son Crown Prince Wilhelm en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William,_German_Crown_Prince

This is a detail from a postcard "Besuch des Prinzen Heinrich im Hauptquartier des Kronprinzen" (Visit of Prince Henry in the headquarter of the Crown Prince)

Good catch! Here, from another Flickr user, is the next postcard in the series, a closeup of the two at the same site: www.flickr.com/photos/bismarckstiftung/7830899284/ And a clearer capture of the card that Bain cropped above: static3.akpool.de/images/cards/56/563994.jpg

Thanks to both of you for your excellent research. We'll fill in a bit of the information the next time we update.

He was a coach here as 1912 was his last year as a player. In 1919, he managed the White Sox to the World Series....this was the team that threw the series (allegedly, I still say) to Cincy and were known as the "Black Sox" for this scandal. Because of it, the great Shoeless Joe Jackson is not in the Hall of Fame despite his terrific record. Did Shoeless Joe "throw" the Series? NO. He should be in the Hall BEFORE Pete Rose or anyone else.

If my sight is correct: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_Viktoria_Luise_of_Prussia and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchess_Cecilie_of_Mecklenburg-Schw... so the photo was probably made between 1905 and 1913.

Princess Viktoria is a wonderful princess.

This image has been used in an indicommons.org Best of the Library of Commons post, as chosen by captainslack.

we've featured this picture in the very excellent wordpress blog of very excellent images, PINGERE - www.pingere.wordpress.com/