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Bayern: Orden der Bayerischen Krone, Großkreuz Kleinod.

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€ 6 600
Auction dateClassic
07.10.2017 12:00UTC +02:00
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Bene Merenti Auktionen
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Germany, Ludwigburg
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ID 8004
Lot 44 | Bayern: Orden der Bayerischen Krone, Großkreuz Kleinod.
Silber vergoldet, teilweise emailliert, mehrteilig durchbrochen gefertigt, als Abschluss des Eichenkranzes Schleife mit aufgelegtem Plättchen "JL" (Jakob Leser), minimale Tragespuren, die offene, durchbrochene Krone beweglich aufgehängt, im Ring gepunzt "950 SILBER", an konfektionierter Originalschärpe. GKDII S. 110ff, SH S. 87ff, OEK21 358; 113 x 75 mm, 89 g.  Von der Stiftung 1808 bis zum Ausbruch des 1. Weltkrieges wurden weniger als 500 Großkreuze verliehen. Dies lässt einen rechnerischen Schlüssel von weniger als 5 Verleihungen pro Jahr zu. Durch die Retournierung wie auch einen geringeren Bedarf während des 1. Weltkrieges kann das vorliegende Kleinod als eines von maximal 5 Dekorationen angesehen werden. Unseres Wissens das einzig bekannte Exemplar. Von größter Seltenheit.
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