Generalleutnant Albert Schuchardt - Offiziersgeschenk, um 1911 - photo 1

Generalleutnant Albert Schuchardt - Offiziersgeschenk, um 1911

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30.11.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 9358 | Generalleutnant Albert Schuchardt - Offiziersgeschenk, um 1911
Buntmetall, braun patiniert. Vollplastische Figur eines feldmarschmäßig gerüsteten bayerischen Jägers, aufgesteckt auf Steinsockel, schauseitig mit silberner Widmungsplakette, darauf eine bekrönte Chiffre (JB 2) und die gravierten Schriftzüge "9. 3. 03 - 20. 7. 06. Kdr. 2. Jäg. Batt. / 20. 2. 09 - 22. 11. 11. Kdr. 5. Inf. Brig.". Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Gesamthöhe 32 cm.
Albert Schuchardt (1855 - 1928) war bis zum 20.7.1906 Kommandeur des K. B. 2. Jäger-Bataillons und befehligte als Generalmajor die 5. Infanterie-Brigade in Zweibrücken. Am 23.11.1911 wurde Schuchardt mit Pension zur Disposition gestellt. Im Ersten Weltkrieg reaktiviert, schied er endgültig 1916 als Generalleutnant aus dem Dienst. Er war Träger des Militärverdienstordens 2. Klasse.
General Karl Ritter von Martini (1855 - 1935) - a silver cup as 1st prize of the Brigade Race 1913
Silber, im Boden gepunzt "800", Halbmond, Krone sowie "Wetzlar München". Becher mit ausladender Lippe, schauseitig eingestochen ein Adelswappen mit Vogel und Pfeil unter Bügelhelm, am Standfuß die Gravur "I. Preis Brigade-Rennen 1913 gegeben v. Exllz. von Martini kom. General II. b. A. K.". Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Höhe 15,3 cm, Gewicht 332 g.
Vom 5.8.1909 bis 21.4.1912 kommandierte Karl von Martini als bayerischer Generalleutnant die 6. Division in Regensburg. Anschließend wurde Martini unter gleichzeitiger Beförderung zum General der Infanterie auch kommandierender General des II. Armee-Korps. Diese Stellung behielt er auch nach Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkrieges bei. Für seine Verdienste wurde er 1909 mit dem Komturkreuz des Ordens der Bayerischen Krone ausgezeichnet.
Condition: II
Place of origin:Kingdom of Bavaria
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