Bayern

In the form of an officer's grenadier cap from the founding period of the regiment in 1814. Silver, very fine detailed representation of the bearskin cap, front with the Bavarian shield. Top cover enameled in red, the base of the screwed plume holder somewhat damaged, the blue enamel significantly damaged and preserved only in remnants. Interior gilded. Height with plume holder 16 cm. Missing, as with so many pieces, the base with name engraving, as well as the hanging cord on the right. Nevertheless a very rare and decorative piece.
In complete and good condition this officer's gift costs well over EUR 10,000; due to the defects, priced favorably by us.

Location München, circa 1910. Red cloth base. Worn, the red fields somewhat darkened, condition 2-.

Circa 1910. Silver bullion sash with blue stripes, 2 tassels with silver and blue bullion threads, with both clasps. Adjustable, circumference up to approx. 90 cm. Condition 2

Stationed in Bamberg, circa 1890. Crimson cloth, yellow crescents. Slightly soiled, one moth hole. Condition 2-.

Garrison Erlangen, circa 1900. Red cloth base, for sewing in. Condition 2.

Silver-plated gorget, the applied ornaments gilt brass, reverse with Bavarian blue wool cloth backing. Lightly worn in good condition.
The gorget was worn until 1873.

circa 1914. Clearly worn, the tongues cut off, condition 2-.

Small version from 1914 onwards. Gilt brass with burnished edges and pierced crown, with applied silver Landwehr cross. Reverse with two soldered attachment prongs, distance approximately 7.5 cm. Condition 2.

circa 1910. Large pattern, fields of silver bullion purl fabric, gold crescents, rigid silver bullion wire, red cloth backing. The silver braid with 3 continuous blue stripes for generals zur Disposition (retired). Complete with shoulder buttons, in original box. Only lightly worn, minor moth damage to red cloth backing on underside. Condition 2.

Circa 1912. Dark blue cloth with silver braids and blue piping, golden Aesculapian staff, red edging and dark blue cloth backing, condition 2.

Circa 1916/17. Condition 2.

Circa 1910. Condition 2.

Circa 1910. Silver bullion sash with blue interwoven stripes, 2 tassels with silver and blue bullion threads, with both clasps. Adjustable, circumference up to approx. 85 cm. Condition 2.

Location München, circa 1910. Red cloth base with shoulder buttons and loops, condition 2+.

circa 1900/1920. Large nickel-plated shield in the form of Garde du Corps pattern, with gilt overlay at center: oval cartouche bearing the applied crowned Bavarian coat of arms, flanked by 2 “wild men” holding flags. Complete with suspension chain. Condition 2.

Fine gold embroidery, in the center the crowned cipher “M” on light green velvet fields. Dark green cloth backing, complete with shoulder buttons, in original case. Condition 2.

circa 1910. Cartridge box with silver-plated lid and applied raised Bavarian coat of arms, red leather on reverse. Together with the bandolier, silver braid with 3 blue stripes and silver fittings, underside of red cloth lining. Lightly worn in good condition.

Small pattern from 1912 onwards. Worn condition, mounting tabs missing on reverse, Condition 2.

circa 1900. Large cartridge pouch with gilt lid and applied three-dimensional Bavarian coat of arms, red leather on reverse. Together with the bandolier, gold braid with 3 blue stripes and gilt fittings, the underside of red cloth lining. Lightly worn, one of the two leather tongues of the bandolier damaged. Condition 2.