[Above are arms of Saxony, Poland & Lithuania from infantry company color]

By this moment I have detailed info for period 1733-34 and nothing about Saxons in the end 1734 - 1735. Saxon army during WPS took part in actions only in Poland, it fought for control over this country against Leshinski's supporters & by end of June 1734 the war in Poland had finished, so I can say, that I have a complete info for Saxons in the War of Polish Succession.

I would like to thank kindly Alexander Zamira (Russia) & Dan Schorr (USA) for the help in preparation of this materials.

By the autumn 1733 Saxon army included 5 Guard troops, 12 infantry regiments, 8 cuirassier regiments, 4 dragoon regiments & several Frei-corps of different strength.

Guard (5)

• Chevaliergarde*,
• Grand Mousquetairs,
• Garde du Corps,
• Karabinier-Garde,
• Schweizer Garde**.

Infantry (12)

• 1.Garde,
• 2.Garde,
• Leibgrenadiergarde,
• Leibregiment,
• von Unruh,
• von Haxthausen,
• Sachsen-Gotha,
• du Caila,
• Sachsen-Weissenfels,
• von Lowendahl,
• von Wilcke,
• Sachsen-Weimar

Cuirassiers (8)

• Leibregiment,
• von Criegern,
• Kronprinz,
• von Polenz,
• von Nassau,
• von Promnitz,
• von Brand
• Sachsen-Gotha

Dragoons (4)

• von Arnstadt,
• von Katte,
• von Goldacker,
• Chevalier de Saxe

Footnotes:

* - Chevaliergarde, an elite ceremonial troop raised from Saxon nobles, was disbanded in 1733 shortly after the death of August the Strong.

** - Schweizer Garde (Swiss Guard) was a palace guard unit.

Saxon army also included Prunkkurassier. I don't have detailed info for this unit. After illustrations from Muller's book they look like Polish Hussars on Saxon service. They dressed in Saxon cavalry uniform & equipped with Polish Hussar armor. Muller gives no details for this unit, except the note, that they took part in summer manoeuvres.