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Feldgraue Uniform für einen General, Zweiter Weltkrieg

Lot 3416
17.10.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 300
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3416 | Feldgraue Uniform für einen General, Zweiter Weltkrieg
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€ 1 000
Feldbluse aus feinem feldgrauen Gabardinetuch, vier Taschen, Löwenknöpfe aus Bakelit, graugrüner Kragen mit Hakenverschluss. Zwei angenähte, rot unterlegte Schulterstücke für einen General mit je drei Rangsternen und Metallauflage für Zar Boris III., feldgraue Parade-Fangschnur, um den Kragen gelegter lederner Fangriemen für den Revolver. Rs. zwei feldgrau lackierte eiserne Koppelhaken. Gelbgrünes Seidenfutter mit Brustinnentasche. Dazu die feldgraue Stiefelhose aus gleichem Tuch mit roten Generalslampassen nach deutschem Vorbild und Knöpfen aus schwarz lackiertem Metall. Trage- und Altersspuren. Schön erhalten.
Ab September 1944 hatten die Schulterstückauflagen für Zar Boris III. keine Kronen mehr und die nach deutschem Muster 1939 eingeführten Kragenspiegel fehlten. So getragen bis 1947.
Extrem seltenes zusammengehöriges Ensemble. Vergleichsstücke im Armeemuseum Sofia.

A field grey uniform for a general, World War II
Field tunic of fine grey gabardine, four pockets, bakelite lion buttons, grey-green collar with hook closure. Sewn-in pair of general's shoulder boards with three stars and metal application for Tsar Boris III and red backing. Field-grey parade aiguillette, a leather lanyard for the revolver around the collar. On the reverse two field-grey iron belt hooks. Yellow green silk lining with interior chest pocket. Field grey breeches of the same material with red general's stripes resembling the German model and black metal buttons. Signs of wear and age. Fine condition.
In September 1944 the shoulder board applications for Tsar Boris III were issued without crowns, and the collar patches, which had been introduced in 1939 and resembled the German design, were missing. Worn this way until 1947.
Extremely rare uniform set. Similar pieces are housed in the army museum in Sofia.
Condition: II +
Address of auction Hermann Historica
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