Lot 7437
Documents from the estate of Major General Friedrich Franz Feeser (1875–1914)
Orders and Military Collectibles until 1918 | A109m | Live auction | 1500 Lots
Description
Patent to second lieutenant in the 4th FAR with original signature of Prince Regent Luitpold (27. 2. 1896). Patent to Lieutenant in the 6th FAR with original signature of Prince Regent Luitpold (28. 10. 1904). Patent to Hauptmann with original signature of Prince Regent Luitpold (4. 5. 1910). Patent to Major with original signature of King Ludwig III (31. 3. 1916). Certificate of authentication for the Luitpold Jubilee medal (13.10.1905). Certificate for the MVO 4th class with swords (15.12.1914). Certificate for the Iron Cross 1st Class with original signature of General Bothmer (10.5.1915). Certificate for the MVO 4th class with crown and swords (3.8.1915). Certificate for the Austrian MVK 3rd class with KD (2.6.1915). Certificate for the Order of the Iron Crown 3rd class with KD (26.11.1915). Letter for the service award 2nd class (27.8.1916). Certificate for the Knight's Cross of the Hohenzollern House Order with swords (9.2.1917). Certificate for the Knight's Cross 1st class of the Albrecht Order with swords (5.9.1917). Certificate for the Hamburg Hanseatic Cross (5.7.1918). Crown Prince Rupprecht Medal in silver on ribbon with associated certificate (18.5.1931). Partially minimally damaged, traces of use and age. A unique estate in its completeness and condition, belonging to a distinguished German general and military author. Feeser entered the K.B. 4th field artillery regiment “König” in Augsburg as Fahnenjunker on 16.7.1894 and transferred to the 6th FAR in Fürth in October 1900. From 1.10.1912 he served as battery commander in the 2nd field artillery regiment “Horn”. From February to May 1914 he was seconded to the field artillery gunnery school at Jüterbog. During World War I he served as a General Staff officer on the Western and Eastern Fronts as well as with the Südarmee. On 28. 2. 1927 Feeser was discharged from active service with the honorary rank of Major General and went on to work as an author of military-historical writings and as a lecturer.Condition: II Questions about the lot?
