Militärorden "Für Tapferkeit", Set 1. Klasse, 3. Modell (1915 - 1918) - photo 1

Militärorden "Für Tapferkeit", Set 1. Klasse, 3. Modell (1915 - 1918)

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Auction dateClassic
11.05.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3466 | Militärorden "Für Tapferkeit", Set 1. Klasse, 3. Modell (1915 - 1918)
Set 1. Klasse, bestehend aus: Kreuz 1. Klasse, Buntmetall, vergoldet, emailliert, die Medaillons separat aufgelegt, der aversseitige Löwe und das reversseitige Monogramm "A" ebenfalls separat aufgelegt, an konfektioniertem Halsband, Gewicht 42,6 g, Maße 86,1 x 57,9 mm, im extrem seltenen Verleihungsetui mit aufgedrucktem Monogramm "F I" für Zar Ferdinand I. sowie aufgedruckter Ordens- und Klassenbezeichnung. Dazu Bruststern der 1. Klasse, Buntmetall vergoldet, emailliert, das Medaillon separat aufgelegt, der Löwe ebenfalls auf der roten Emaille des Zentrums aufgelegt. Rückseitig mit Nadel, die rückseitige Medaillonabdeckung unprofessionell neu verklebt, Gewicht 51,1 g, Maße 59,8 x 60,1 mm, Stern ebenfalls im fast quadratischen, extrem seltenen Verleihungsetui mit aufgedrucktem Monogramm "F I" für Zar Ferdinand I. sowie aufgedruckter Ordens- und Klassenbezeichnung. Das Kreuz in prachtvoller Erhaltung, der Stern eine Sammleranfertigung.
Military Order "For Bravery", a set 1st Class, 3rd pattern (1915 – 1918)
1st-Class set, consisting of: Cross 1st Class, non-ferrous metal, gilt, enamelled, the medallions separately applied, the lion on the obverse and the monogram "A" on the reverse also separately applied, on a customised neck ribbon, weight 42.6 g, dimensions 86.1 x 57.9 mm, in an extremely rare presentation case with imprinted monogram "F I" for Tsar Ferdinand I, as well as imprinted order and class designation. Comes with the Breast Star 1st Class, gilt and enamelled non-ferrous metal, the medallion separately applied, the lion also applied on the central section enamelled in red. Pin on the reverse, the reverse medallion cover plate inexpertly re-glued, weight 51.1 g, dimensions 59.8 x 60.1 mm, star included in the almost square, extremely rare presentation case with imprinted monogram "F I" for Tsar Ferdinand I, as well as imprinted order and class designation. The cross in a splendid state of preservation, the star a collector’s reproduction.
Condition: II +
Auction house category:3. Model 1915 - 1918
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