Helm M 1896 für Mannschaften der Infanterie, gesiegelte Probe von 1914 - photo 1

Helm M 1896 für Mannschaften der Infanterie, gesiegelte Probe von 1914

Lot 3224
17.10.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3224 | Helm M 1896 für Mannschaften der Infanterie, gesiegelte Probe von 1914
Estimate value
€ 1 800
Schwarz lackierte Eisenblechglocke (kleine Druckstellen, etwas berieben) mit Buntmetallbeschlägen. Doppelt versplintetes Emblem (ein Splint abgebrochen), feste, glatte Spitze auf Teller mit vier Rundkopfsplinten, Lederkinnriemen an Knopf 91, Reichskokarde und Landeskokarde aus lackiertem Eisenblech. Schwarzes Lederlaschenfutter, in der Glocke am Scheitel mit roter Schrift "Gebr. Bing A.-G. Nürnberg 15". Anhängendes altes Papp-Etikett, beschriftet "Muster der von der Fa. Gebr. Bing in Nürnberg zu liefernden Stahlblech-Helme, Erlaß vom 30. 10. 14 Nr. 47215 ...", auf der Gegenseite das rote Wachssiegel des bayerischen Kriegsministeriums. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Sehr seltenes Musterstück aus der Zeit der Ersatzhelme zu Beginn des Ersten Weltkrieges.
Provenienz: Aus der Sammlung Van Bosstraeten.

A helmet M 1896 for enlisted men of the infantry, sealed pattern from 1914
Black lacquered skull of sheet iron (small dents, somewhat rubbed) with fittings of non-ferrous metal. Helmet plate fastened with two cotter pins (one broken off), firm, smooth spike on base with four domed cotter pins, leather chinstrap on button 91, national cockade and state cockade of lacquered sheet iron. Black leather flap lining, inscribed in red "Gebr. Bing A.-G. Nürnberg 15" at the crown. Attached old cardboard label (tr.) "Sample of a sheet steel helmet supplied by the Bing Brothers in Nuremberg, edict from 30. 10. 14 no. 47215 ...", on the opposite side the red wax seal of the Bavarian war ministry. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Very rare specimen from the age of substitution helmets dating from the beginning of the First World War.
Provenance: Aus der Sammlung Van Bosstraeten.
Condition: II
Place of origin:Kingdom of Bavaria
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