Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg - photo 1
Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg - photo 2
Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg - photo 3
Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg - photo 4
Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg - photo 5
Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg - photo 6

Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg

Lot 1480
29.04.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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€ 6 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1480 | Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg
Feldbluse für Jungschützen/Musikkadetten der Musikschule XI in Bückeburg
Kammerstück in Kindergröße aus feldgrauem Wollstoff (kleine Mottenschäden) mit braunem Köperfutter, darin die Kammer- und Größenstempelung von 1942. Dunkelgrüne Kragenspiegel mit matten altpreußischen Litzen und dreiseitigem hellen Vorstoß. Vernähte dunkelgrüne Schulterklappen mit weißen Vorstößen und der weißgestickten Lyra über der römischen Ziffer "XI" der Bückeburger Musikschule. Den Adler trennte der Junge auf seinem gefahrvollen Heimweg ab. Dazu seine Schmuckurkunde zur Aufnahme in die Hitlerjugend. Ausweis der HMS Bückeburg vom 1.05.43. Ein offizieller Urlaubsschein der HMS Bückeburg vom 3.04.45 mit dem Stempel "Jungschützen sind keine Soldaten im Sinne des Wehrgesetzes", um nicht von der Feldgendarmerie als Deserteur aufgehängt zu werden. Dazu eine Reisebescheinigung der NSDAP Löbau vom 25.04.45, ein kleinformatiges Foto mit Feldmütze und ein Paar Metallauflagen für Schulterklappen. Zudem die Kopie eines bebilderten Manuskriptes aus dem Jahr 2005 über die damaligen Erlebnisse eines Zöglinges in der Schule und über den Wahnsinn der letzten Kriegsmonate, bei denen vielen Zöglinge bei Panzerjagdkommandos, Stoßtrupps und sinnlosen Verteidigungen unwichtiger Positionen den Tod fanden.
Beeindrucker Nachlass eines "Kindersoldaten".
A field tunic for young marksman/music cadet of the music school XI in Bückeburg
A field tunic for young marksman/music cadet of the music school XI in Bückeburg
Depot piece in children’s size of field-grey wool cloth (minor moth holes) with brown twill lining, in the lining depot and size stamps of 1942. Dark green collar patches with matt Old Prussian braiding and light-coloured piping on three sides. Sewn-on dark green shoulder boards with white piping and the lyre embroidered in white above the Roman number "XI" of the Bückeburg music school. The boy removed the eagle on his perilous way home. Comes with a decorative certificate on his admission to the Hitler Youth. Identification card of the HMS Bückeburg dated 1 May 1943. An official leave pass of the HMS Bückeburg dated 3 April 1945 with stamp (tr.) "Young marksmen are no soldiers within the meaning of the Military Service Act", to prevent them from being hanged as deserters by the military police. Comes with a travel certificate of the NSDAP Löbau dated 25 April 1945, a small-sized photograph with field cap and a pair of metal appliqués for shoulder boards. Furthermore, a photocopy of an illustrated manuscript dated 2005 describing the experience of a pupil at school at that time and the madness of the last war months during which a lot of pupils died while taking part in Panzerjagdkommandos, Stoßtrupps and in the futile defence of unimportant positions.
Impressive estate of a "child soldier".
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Ground troops in general
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