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ID 1281869
Lot 885 | Nachlaß Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 106
umfangreiches Konvolut 10. Comp. 7. Königlich Sächsisches Infanterie Regiment *König Georg* Nr. 106, dabei Pickelhaube, schwarzer Lederhelm, komplett mit allen Beschlägen, stirnseitig der sächsische Helmstern mit dem aufgelegten silbernen sächsischen Wappen in der Ausführung für Mannschaften ohne durchbrochen gearbeitete Krone, gewölbte Schuppenketten, beide Kokarden in der typisch sächsischen Ausführung für Offiziere, Teller mit Kugelkopfschrauben, die hohe Dienstspitze ist abnehmbar, braunes Innenleder auch am Stirn- und Nackenschild, hier Stempelung, mit schwarzem Lederschweißband dazu Eigentumsstück Waffenrock in dunkelblau mit rotem Stehkragen, Ärmelaufschlägen und Patten, komplett mit Knöpfen und Schulterklappen, innen Namens- und Zugehörigkeits-Schild, Schirmmütze mit Kokarde, braunem Lederschweißband, ockerfarbenem Innenfutter mit handschriftl. Eigentumsvermerk *10./106. Georg, Günther, Gefreiter*, weiße Uniformhose mit Größenstempelung sowie farbig lithographiertes auf Leinen gezogenes Reservistenbild mit Szenen aus dem Regimentleben mit Namenszug sowie *10. Comp. Königs Inftr.-Regt. Nr. 106* ca. 44,5 x 50 cm, etwas krakeliert und gerollt dazu ummantelter Reservistenstock mit Metall-Büstenaufsatz, dieser mit Umschrift *Es lebe der Reservemann*, L ca. 87,5 cm, ges. 6 Teile
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