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Georg Prinz von Bayern – Geschenkdegen für Emmerich Freiherr von Godin

Lot 5045
28.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 2 300
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 5045 | Georg Prinz von Bayern – Geschenkdegen für Emmerich Freiherr von Godin
Estimate value
€ 2 300
Feiner Interimsdegen mit vernickelter, beidseitig doppelt gekehlter und reich geätzter Rückenklinge (Rostspuren), an der Wurzel die geätzte Signatur "Lorenz Stanko München", terzseitig zwischen Ranken und Trophäen das bekrönte bayerische Wappen und der vergoldete Schriftzug "Georg Prinz von Bayern", auf der Gegenseite eine Kartusche mit vergoldeter Widmung "Seinem Pagen Freiherrn von Godin / Berlin 18. Januar 1910". Schön vergoldetes Buntmetall-Bügelgefäß, Löwenkopfkappe mit zwei roten Glasaugen, schwarze Kunststoffhilze mit Drahtwicklung, am terzseitigen Parierlappen der schreitende bayerische Löwe, auf der Gegenseite das eingestochene Wappen der Freiherren von Godin. Anhängendes, lederunterlegtes silbernes Portepee (gedunkelt, Risse). Schwarz lackierte Eisenscheide (rostig) mit einem beweglichen Tragering. Teilweise beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge 94 cm.
Mit Antrag vom 31.7.1918 schlug Godin Hitler zur Verleihung des EK1 vor, was genehmigt wurde. Den originalen Antrag übergab Godin im November 1933 Hitler persönlich in Berlin.
Provenienz: Von der Familie erworben. Mit Provenienzschreiben.
A fine interim sword with nickel-plated, single-edged blade (rust marks) with profuse etchings and double fullers on both sides, the shoulder featuring the etched signature "Lorenz Stanko München", on the obverse the crowned Bavarian coat of arms and gilt name "Georg Prinz von Bayern" surrounded by scrolling leaves and trophies, on the reverse a cartouche with the gilt dedication "Seinem Pagen Freiherrn von Godin / Berlin 18. Januar 1910". Bar hilt of non-ferrous metal with fine gold plating, the langet with a striding Bavarian lion on the obverse, the engraved coat of arms of the Barons of Godin on the reverse. With leather-backed silver sword knot (darkened, cracked). Black lacquered iron scabbard (rusty) with one suspension ring. Partially damaged, signs of age. Length 94 cm.
As a boy Emmerich Baron of Godin (1881-1934) was sent to the Königlich-Bayerische Pagerie, the royal Bavarian cadet corps. He joined the Infantry Lifeguard Regiment in 1900 and was promoted to Oberleutnant in 1911. One year later he was sent to the war academy for further training to serve in the general staff. Godin's brother was Michael Baron of Godin, who suppressed the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich in November 1923 as commander of the Munich units of the Bavarian police.
Provenance: Purchased by the family. With letter of provenance.
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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