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Nachlass eines Unteroffiziers der Seefliegerstaffel 88, Träger des Legion-Condor-Ehrenrings (Gold)

Lot 4411
07.11.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 750
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4411 | Nachlass eines Unteroffiziers der Seefliegerstaffel 88, Träger des Legion-Condor-Ehrenrings (Gold)
Nachlass eines Unteroffiziers der Seefliegerstaffel 88, Träger des Legion-Condor-Ehrenrings (Gold)
Handarbeit aus 750er-Gold, reliefiert, nicht punziert, oben Totenkopf mit Diamantaugen und gekreuzten Knochen, darunter "AS 88" für Seefliegerstaffel 88. Seitlich die Schriftzüge "Legion" und "Condor". Die Ringschiene innen graviert mit "R.B." für Richard Bodin. Gewicht 13,44 g. Ein weiterer Goldring von Richard Bodin, ebenfalls Handarbeit aus 750er-Gold, gleiche Juweliersarbeit, nicht punziert, im Ringwappen seine Initialen "RB". Gewicht 18,09 g. 23 zeitgenössische Fotos; bitte beachten Sie das Bild, auf dem er am Schreibtisch sitzt, hier dürfte er den LC-Ring tragen. Des Weiteren mehrere Fotokopien von Personallisten der AS/88, zwei Portraitfotos (Fotoabzüge), sein Jagdschein von 1979 sowie zwei Legion-Condor-Bücher. Richard Bodin wurde auch mit dem Spanienkreuz in Bronze mit Schwertern ausgezeichnet.
Provenienz: Direkt aus Familienbesitz.
The estate of a non-commissioned officer serving in Seefliegerstaffel 88, bearer of the Legion Condor Honour Ring in Gold
The estate of a non-commissioned officer serving in Seefliegerstaffel 88, bearer of the Legion Condor Honour Ring in Gold
Handmade ring in 18 carat gold, relief decoration, no hallmark. A skull at the top with diamonds for eyes and crossed bones, below which "AS 88" for Seefliegerstaffel 88. "Legion" and "Condor" inscribed on the side. The ring shank engraved "R.B." for Richard Bodin on the inside. Weight 13.44 g. Another gold ring by Richard Bodin, also handmade in 18 carat gold, identical jeweller's craftsmanship, no hallmarks, his initials "RB" in the ring crest. Weight 18.09 g. 23 contemporary photographs; please note the picture where he is sitting at his desk, he looks to be wearing this LC ring. Moreover, several photocopies of personnel lists in the AS/88, two portrait photos (prints), his hunting permit dated 1979 and two Legion Condor books. Richard Bodin was also awarded the Spanish Cross in Bronze with Swords.
Provenance: Consigned directly from the family estate.
Condition: I - II
Auction house category:Legion Condor
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