Franz Berghammer (1913 - 1944) - Nachlass mit Siegermedaille für den 2. Platz im Feldhandball bei den XI. Olympischen Sommerspielen in Berlin 1936 - photo 1

Franz Berghammer (1913 - 1944) - Nachlass mit Siegermedaille für den 2. Platz im Feldhandball bei den XI. Olympischen Sommerspielen in Berlin 1936

Lot 6724
10.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 6724 | Franz Berghammer (1913 - 1944) - Nachlass mit Siegermedaille für den 2. Platz im Feldhandball bei den XI. Olympischen Sommerspielen in Berlin 1936
Franz Berghammer (1913 - 1944) - Nachlass mit Siegermedaille für den 2. Platz im Feldhandball bei den XI. Olympischen Sommerspielen in Berlin 1936
Silber, geprägt, am Rand Hersteller- und Feingehaltsstempel "B.H. Mayer Pforzheim" und "990". Durchmesser 55 mm, Gewicht 71,86 g. In nicht zugehörigem Lederetui der Firma Wilm mit Olympiaglocke auf dem Deckel. Dazu sein Teilnehmerabzeichen mit der Nummer "6312", Tombak, bronziert, rs. gestempelt "L.Chr. Lauer Nürnberg-Berlin", anhängendes lachsfarbenes Seidenripsband mit Aufdruck "Handball". Silberne Ehrenpreis-Plakette im Etui der Stadt Linz, Silber mit Reiherkopfpunzen, aufgelegtes, emailliertes Stadtwappen und Widmungsgravur "Ehrenpreis der Stadt Linz - Olympiade Berlin 1936 - Dem Sieger im Handball - Berghammer Franz, B.B.S.V.", Maße 76 x 95 mm, Gewicht 143,83 g. Rotbraunes Lederetui mit weiß-rotem Seiden- und rotem Samtfutter. Maße 12 x 14 x 2,3 cm.
Verleihungsurkunde zur Olympia-Siegernadel des Dt. Reichsbunds für Leibesübungen 1938, Maße 42 x 30 cm, fleckig, neu gerahmt. Dazu Textilabzeichen NSRL. Beide Olympia-Zigarettenbilderalben, jeweils in Versandkarton der Firma Reemtsma, adressiert an "Franz Berghammer durch das Österr. Olympia Komitee" in Wien. Erinnerungsband "Olympische Spiele Berlin", Verkehrsverlag Zürich. "München - Hauptstadt der Bewegung". Hoffmann-Bildband "Hitler in seiner Heimat". Bildband "Deutschland". Bildersatz "Berlin" mit Stempel "Reichssportfeld Berlin". Posthumes Heft "60 Jahre Olympische Spiele", 1954. "Großdeutschland im Weltgeschehen", Band 1939.
Außerdem Hochzeitsausgabe "Mein Kampf", Halbleder in Schuber, auf dem Vorsatzblatt Widmung an "Franz und Hermine Berghammer" vom 19.4.1939 mit OU des OB's Sepp Wolkerstorfers. Ernennungsurkunde zum Reichsbahn-Betriebs-Assistenten vom 2.8.1940, neu gerahmt. Zudem eine Ausgabe von "Ross und Reiter am Feind" 1941, der innere Einbanddeckel mit Widmung "Sportwettkämpfe Gren. Ers. Batl. 1 - 1. Platz Hochsprung - Gren. Berghammer Marsch.Komp. Kbg.Pr. 18. Aug. 43." mit Unterschrift eines Majors. Bücher und Dokumente größtenteils fleckig und mit Gebrauchsspuren.
Beim Gewinn der Silbermedaille des österreichischen Feldhandballteams erzielte Franz Berghammer in zwei Spielen fünf Tore. Im Juli 1944 fiel er an der Ostfront.
Franz Berghammer (1913 - 1944) - an estate including his silver medal for the 2nd place in field handball at the XI Olympic Summer Games in Berlin in 1936
Franz Berghammer (1913 - 1944) - an estate including his silver medal for the 2nd place in field handball at the XI Olympic Summer Games in Berlin in 1936
Silver, embossed, the edge with maker’s mark "B.H. Mayer Pforzheim" and mark of fineness "990". Diameter 55 mm, weight 71.86 g. In a leather case (not original) manufactured by Wilm, with Olympic bell on the lid. Comes with his participation badge with number "6312", bronzed tombac, the reverse stamped "L.Chr. Lauer Nürnberg-Berlin", attached salmon-coloured ribbed silk ribbon with imprint "Handball". Silver honour prize plaque in a case of the city of Linz, silver with heron head marks, applied, enamelled city coat of arms and engraved dedication (tr.) "Honour prize of the city of Linz – Olympic Games Berlin 1936 – To the handball winner – Berghammer Franz, B.B.S.V.", dimensions 76 x 95 mm, weight 143.83 g. Red-brown leather case lined with white-red silk and red velvet. Dimensions 12 x 14 x 2.3 cm.
Award document for the Olympic winner’s pin of the German National Socialist League of the Reich for Physical Exercise 1938, dimensions 42 x 30 cm, stained, with new frame. Comes with the textile NSRL badge. Both Olympic cigarette card albums, each in a shipping box by the company Reemtsma, addressed to (tr.) "Franz Berghammer by the Austrian Olympic Committee" in Vienna. Commemorative volume (tr.) "Olympic Games Berlin", published by Verkehrsverlag Zürich. (Tr.) "Munich – Capital of the Movement". Illustrated book (tr.) "Hitler in his homeland" by Hoffmann. Illustrated book (tr.) "Germany". Set of pictures "Berlin" with stamp (tr.) "Reich Sports Field Berlin". Posthumous magazine (tr.) "60 years of Olympic Games", 1954. (Tr.) "Greater Germany in World Affairs", volume 1939.
Furthermore, wedding edition of "Mein Kampf", half leather in a slipcase, the front flyleaf with dedication to "Franz und Hermine Berghammer" dated 19 April 1939 with original signature of Lord Mayor Sepp Wolkerstorfer.
Document of appointment to Reichsbahn Operations Assistant dated 2 August 1940, in a new frame. Also, a copy of (tr.) "Horse and rider at the enemy" 1941, the inside of the front cover with dedication (tr.) "Athletic contests Grenadier Replacement Battalion 1 – 1st place high jump – Gren. Berghammer march unit. Kbg.Pr. 18 Aug. 43" with signature of a major. Books and documents largely stained and with traces of use.
During the competition that won the Austrian field handball team the silver medal Franz Berghammer scored five goals in two matches. He was killed in action at the Eastern Front in 1944.
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