World War I

Non-ferrous metal, silver-plated and toned, partially green lacquered. Reverse with replaced pin. Condition 2.

Chamber piece 1916. Smooth leather with metal fittings, maker marked on reverse “U & N Berlin 1915”. Condition 2-.

Brown pebbled leather with brass and steel fittings. Maker marked on reverse “Carl Ackva Lederfabrik Kreuznach 1915”. Condition 2-.

Circa 1916. Dark blue wool base with red piping, smooth gray double braid with gold interwoven threads. Condition 2.

Zinc. Width approx. 4.7 cm. Condition 2-.

The 1st Upper Alsatian Field Artillery Regiment No. 15 was stationed in Saarburg and Moerchingen before the war.

mounting pins missing on reverse. Worn, condition 2.

Zinc. Width approx. 7 cm. Condition 2.

The Reserve Field Artillery Regiment No. 57 was formed with its regimental staff and the staff of the 1st Battalion at the replacement battalion of Field Artillery Regiment No. 11 in Kassel. The staff of the 2nd Battalion and the light ammunition columns, however, were formed at the 2nd replacement battalion of Field Artillery Regiment No. 47 in Fulda. Subsequently, the regiment was characterized by nearly monthly changing subordination relationships and continuous separations of its battalions.

Aluminum. Width approx. 4.8 cm. Condition 2-.

Reserve Infantry Regiment No. 235 was established in Koblenz and Bonn.

Chamber piece 1915. Blackened leather, verso with maker “Stecher Freiberg 1915”, chamber stamp “106 R 13”, “Stab” and label “Wagener” in the lid. Condition 2.

Circa 1917. The gaiters made of leather and black lacquered on the outside, stamped “42” on the inside. The buckles are functional. Condition 2.

The gaiters originate from Münster where the home garrison of the Kürassier-Regiment von Driesen (westfälisches) Nr. 4 was located. Even today, pieces from this regiment continue to surface in Münster.

Zinc, field-gray tinted. Diameter approx. 2.05 cm. Condition 2.

The condition may vary slightly from the example photo.

Price per piece:

Small estate grouping of a Württemberg soldier, identification tag made of fine zinc, accompanied by Württemberg Kriegerbund (Warrior League) membership badge “Onstmettingen” and shooting club badge from the same locality. Worn condition. Condition 2.

Ersatz production, circa 1916. Sheet iron painted field gray with impressed designation "R 22" for Reserve Infantry Regiment No. 22, raised in Ratibor in August 1914. Worn condition, Condition Grade 2.
This simplified version did not become standard in the German Army, which continued to use the Prussian eagle design. 
Extremely rare, offered by us for the first time in over 30 years.

tarnished, condition 2

Zinc. Width approx. 6.5 cm. Condition 2.