Uniforms of the Ekaterinburg City Police, October 1918

All material and reconstructions are by A. Karevskiy.

To strengthen discipline among the police, the head of the Ekaterinburg garrison and the Commissioner for the Protection of Public Order and Peace, General V. V. Golitsyn, introduced insignia for police ranks. These were sleeve badges with the rank indicated in white paint at the top, the police unit number in blue paint in the middle, and the police officer's personal number in red paint at the bottom.

Kruchinin, A. M. in "White Ekaterinburg, 1918-1919: Army and Power // Essays on the History of the Urals, No. 67", Ekaterinburg, 2018, p.206.

Sleeve insignia of the Ekaterinburg city police indicating rank, unit number
and personal number

Shoulder-boards and cockades of the Ekaterinburg City Police:
1 – police officer; 2 – civil servants and former police officers; 3 – ordinary policeman;
4 to 6, from top to bottom, respectively the same

In reconstructing the appearance of the Ekaterinburg City Militia, a photograph was used from Kruchinin's article.

Uniform of the officers of the Ekaterinburg City Police

Uniform of the civil servants and former police officers of the Ekaterinburg City Police

Uniform of the rank-and-file policemen of the Ekaterinburg City Police