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Feldgraue Attila für Stabsoffiziere im 2. Westfälischen Husaren-Regiment Nr. 11, datiert 1916

Lot 10352
13.11.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1490122
Lot 10352 | Feldgraue Attila für Stabsoffiziere im 2. Westfälischen Husaren-Regiment Nr. 11, datiert 1916
Feldgraue Attila für Stabsoffiziere im 2. Westfälischen Husaren-Regiment Nr. 11, datiert 1916
Feines feldgraues Tuch (vereinzelt kleine Mottenlöcher) mit grauer, schwarz durchzogener Verschnürung, Rosetten und Knebeln, Ordensschlaufen. Eingeschlaufte, geflochtene, silberne, schwarz durchzogene Schulterstücke für einen Major, jeweils mit aufgelegter bekrönter Herrscherchiffre "K" (für Kaiser Karl von Österreich, Regimentschef seit 2.12.1914) aus vergoldetem Buntmetall, dunkelgrünes Tuchfutter. Feldgraues seidiges Futter (Risse, Altreparaturen), in der Brustinnentasche das Etikett des Deutschen Offiziers-Vereins Berlin mit Trägername "Scheibler" und Datierung 4.11.1916. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Trage- und Altersspuren. In der Rangliste von 1914 erscheint ein Oberleutnant Scheibler beim HR 11.
A field grey Attila for staff officers in the 2nd Westphalian Hussar Regiment No. 11, dated 1916
A field grey Attila for staff officers in the 2nd Westphalian Hussar Regiment No. 11, dated 1916
Fine, field-grey cloth (small moth holes here and there) with grey lacing interwoven in black, rosettes and lugs, orders loops. A pair of looped shoulder boards, silver interwoven in black, for a major, both with an appliquéd crowned sovereign's cipher "K" (for Kaiser Karl of Austria, commander-in-chief of the regiment as of 2 December 1914) in gilt, non-ferrous metal, lined in dark green fabric. Field-grey silky lining (torn, old repairs), the label of the Deutscher Offizier-Verein Berlin with the wearer's name "Scheibler" and the date 4.11.1916 in the inside breast pocket. Slightly damaged in places, signs of age and wear. The ranking list for 1914 includes an Oberleutnant Scheibler in HR 11.
Condition: II
Auction house category:World War I
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