Freiherr Alexander Hold von Ferneck (1875 - 1955) - persönlicher Mantel als Beamter im k.u.k. Außenministerium, datiert 1908 - photo 1

Freiherr Alexander Hold von Ferneck (1875 - 1955) - persönlicher Mantel als Beamter im k.u.k. Außenministerium, datiert 1908

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€ 400
Auction dateClassic
30.11.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 9153 | Freiherr Alexander Hold von Ferneck (1875 - 1955) - persönlicher Mantel als Beamter im k.u.k. Außenministerium, datiert 1908
Feines dunkelgrünes Wolltuch, schwarzer Samtkragen, rechts eine Hüfttasche, links Taschenöffnung für den Degen, auf der Brust zwei Reihen goldener Knöpfe mit aufgelegtem, reliefertem Doppeladler. Glattes schwarzes Seidenfutter, in der Brustinnentasche ein Schneideretikett "Josef Nesshyba Wien / Baron Hold von Ferneck / 31. 10. 1908". Trage- und Altersspuren.
Freiherr Hold von Ferneck wirkte ab 1907 als völkerrechtlicher Referent im k.u.k. Außenministerium. Da die Jahreszahl 1908 auf dem Wiener Schneideretikett erscheint, dürfte es sich nicht um einen Militärmantel handeln, sondern um einen Mantel für einen höheren k.u.k. Beamten.
Außergewöhnlich gut erhaltener Mantel eines hochrangigen Beamten der Monarchie, nahezu ungetragen und ohne Lichtschäden.
A cartouche box with bandolier for cavalry officers
Mit rotem Saffianleder bezogener magnetischer Korpus, Seitenteile und Deckel aus geprägtem versilberten Blech. Vergoldeter Doppeladler ("FJI") und Randeinfassung aus Messing (Vergoldungsspuren). Bandelier aus rotem Saffianleder (berieben) mit schauseitig aufgelegter, schwarz durchzogener Goldtresse. Trage- und Altersspuren.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Austria: Empire
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