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Lot 226
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I
A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I

Lot 226

A peaked cap for officers (probably a military doctor) and an epaulette for a first lieutenant, World War I

Orders and Military Collectibles until 1918 | A102m | Live auction | 931 Lots

Hammer price € 250

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Description

Deckel aus dunkelblauem Wolltuch, Deckelvorstoß und Bund aus nachtblauem Tuch, Lederschirm. Stirnseitig eine weiße Porzellankokarde mit aufgelegtem Emaillemedaillon, versilberte Knöpfe. Cremefarbenes Seidenfutter, beschädigt, hellbraunes Lederschweißband, Trage- und Altersspuren. Selten. Dazu eine Epaulette für einen Oberleutnant, goldenes Feld und Halbmond, aufgelegter versilberter Rangstern und Ziffer "25" für das 2. Infanterie- oder Kavallerieregiment. Rotes Futter mit Mottenschaden.

Condition: II

Keywords: Bulgarien, Bulgaria, Sofia, bulgarisch, bulgarian, Zar, Questions about the lot?

General Information

The auction starts on Monday, Nov 4, 2024 at 10 1m (CET). Lot no. 1 - 938. The pre-sale view will take place from Oct 29 - Nov 1, 2024 as well as Nov 15-16 and Nov 18, 2024 in our auction rooms at Bretonischer Ring 3 in 85630 Grasbrunn / Munich from 11 am to 5 pm (CET).

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