Three painting of the battle of Vienna 1683 by Pandolfo Reschi

Paintings by Pandolfo Reschi (1643-1699) presents 3 episodes of the battle of Vienna in 1683. I don't know whether he presented there or not.Click to see the originals in higher resolution

Advance the Christian army in the center next to the Kahlenberg in the direction of Vienna

Fighting on the right wing of the Polish King at the foot of the mountain with the city of Vienna and the Danube in the background

Battle of the left wing below the Leopold's

 

Russian army at the siege of Noteburg, Sept 1702

Plan of the siege of Noteburg by A. Schoonebeck, 1703
План осады Нотебурга. Шхонебек Адриан, 1703

Russian army besieged Noteburg consisted of 18 foot regiments numbered 15 854 men. It’s rear was covered by a Corps under P.M. Apraksin of about 8,000 men.

Main army consisted of the following regiment (strength dated 25^th of September):  Preobrzensky (2.064), Semenovskiy (1.840), Deydut (993), Gulitc (820), N. v. Werden (816), R. Bruce (673), Devgerin (803), Romanowski (669), v. Bukhowen (809), P. Berner (839), I. Berner (805), M. Treyden (902), Gurik (477), Inglis (561), Gordon/Butyrskiy (454), T. Treyden, Bils (759), Ostrowskiy (722).

In the beginning of October two more regiments (Yungor & Cooper/Abram) joined main army. They totaled ab. 1.000-1.200 men.

Apraxsin’s Corps: ab. 500 of Moscow feudal levy, ab. 3,200 of Novgorod Feudal levy (about half of them are without horses), A. Mullin Dragoons (ab. 1,000), ab. 3.000 of Cossacks under E. Petrov, M. Baishev Foot (Streltcy, 651),

Русская армия при осаде Нотебурга, 25 сентября 1702

Войска для осады Нотебурга были собраны в лагере на реке Назье 25 сентября. Основу осадной армии составили полки генеральства Репнина, переброшенные из Новгорода (10 полков, включая отправленный в начале лета к Апраксину Бутырский полк), и отряда ладожского воеводы П.М. Апраксина (из 9 полков в операциях против Нотебурга приняли участие 5, кроме этого полк Купера-Абрама присоединился в начале октября). Также из Большого полка Шереметева были присланы 3 (четвертый Юнгора пришел в октябре) полка,

Siege of Maestricht by Dutch army in 1632

Map of the siege & list of the Dutch army in campaign of 1632 from Henry Hexham's Journal of 1632 campaign (in Dutch)

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Two paintings by Peter Snayer presenting Dutch & Spanish cavalry around 1610-30s

Both paintings show a high variety of cavalry equipment & ammunition

Snayer P. Cavalry engagement
Private collection

Snayer P. Choque de caballeria
Museo del Prado, Madrid

Taking of Limburg by Dutch, Sept 1632

One more Commelin's image. Pay attention on the Spaniards at the bottom left.

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Russian company color of unknown foot regiment, end of XVII c.

Company colour of unknown foot regiment
End of XVII century
(Moscow Kremlin Armoury)

The colour was in use by unknown foot regiment in the beginning of the GNW. It's place & date of production are unknown.The set includes 10 red colours differing by a number of stars (from 1 to 10). This colour has 9 stars, so it belonged to the 9th company. The size is 196x196 cm

Ротное знамя солдатского полка конец 17-начала 18 вв. 

Данное знамя принадлежало одному из солдатских полков, действовавших в Ингрии в начале ВСВ, откуда оно и попало в С-Петербургский цейхгауз, а затем в 1865 в Оружейную Палату Кремля. Место и дата изготиовления неизвестны. Сохранившийся (!) комплект знамен состоял из 10 (!) одинаковых красных знамен, отличавшихся количеством звезд, от 1-й до 10-и. Данное знамя принадлежало 9-й роте. Размер полотнища - квадрат 2 аршина 12 вершков, т.е. 196х196 см.

Taking of Wesel, 1629

One more map from Commelin's work & 2 images of the Dutch horses

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Capitulation of the Oldenfeel (Huys te Laach), 1626

Engraving from Commelin's work presents the moment when Spanish garrison was leaving the town (on the right) & Dutch troops were entering from the other side.

Belegeringe van Oldenfeel 1626
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Spanish cuirassiers in Flandres, 1641

Nice painting by Jacob Martsen de Jonge presents the Spanish garrison of Venlo leaving the town. It includes 2 troops of the Spanish horses. Both are cuirassiers in 3/4 armour & closed helmets. It seems to me that they didn't have lances or carbines/harquebuses, only pistols

Abbildung der spanischen Garnison, wie sie von Gennep nach Venlo zieht, 1641
by Jacob Martsen de Jonge (a part of the painting)
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P.S. Doggy is very realistic -)