Bayern, Verleihungs-Urkunde zur Goldenen Tapferkeits-Medaille an Johann Stocker 1918. - photo 1
Bayern, Verleihungs-Urkunde zur Goldenen Tapferkeits-Medaille an Johann Stocker 1918. - photo 2

Bayern, Verleihungs-Urkunde zur Goldenen Tapferkeits-Medaille an Johann Stocker 1918.

Lot 571
22.06.2024 11:30UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerLandshuter Rüstkammer GmbH & Co.KG
Event locationGermany, Landshut
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Lot 571 | Bayern, Verleihungs-Urkunde zur Goldenen Tapferkeits-Medaille an Johann Stocker 1918.
Bayern, Verleihungs-Urkunde zur Goldenen Tapferkeits-Medaille an Johann Stocker 1918. Offizielles Verleihungs-Dokument "Seine Majestät der König haben sich am 2. Juli 1917 allergnädigst bewogen gefunden, dem Gefreiten der Reserve der 2./ 3. Infanterie Regiments Johann STOCKER die goldene Tapferkeits-Medaille zu verleihen. Zur Bestätigung wird diese Verleihungs-Urkunde ausgestellt". Es folgt in vier Absätzen die genaue Schilderung der tapferen Tat, die zur Verleihung führte. Datiert "München, 2. November 1918" mit etwas verblasster Tintenunterschrift. Original gerahmt hinter Glas im schlichten Holzrahmen, rückseitig alt verklebt mit deutlichen Altersspuren. Angeschmutzt. Z 2- Seltenes Dokument. Der Gefreite der Reserve Johann Stocker ist auch in Bayerns Goldenes Ehrenbuch von 1928 Seite 193 aufgeführt. Das 3. Infanterie-Regt. "Prinz Karl von Bayern", stand in Augsburg. Zeitlich ist das Dokument ebenfalls interessant, da 5 Tage später am 7. November 1918 der Freistaat Bayern ausgerufen wurde, am 8. November wurde König Ludwig III. abgesetzt. Es dürfte somit die letzte oder eine der letzten Verleihungen während der Monarchie sein. A Bavarian certificate of bestowal of the Golden Medal for Bravery to Johann Stocker 1918
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