Oberst Hans Ritter und Edler von Rauscher (1889 - 1957) - Uniformrock 1937 mit Freikorps Epp-Abzeichen des Generaldirektors des Wittelsbacher Ausgleichsfonds - photo 1

Oberst Hans Ritter und Edler von Rauscher (1889 - 1957) - Uniformrock 1937 mit Freikorps Epp-Abzeichen des Generaldirektors des Wittelsbacher Ausgleichsfonds

Lot 10448
03.02.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 600
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 10448 | Oberst Hans Ritter und Edler von Rauscher (1889 - 1957) - Uniformrock 1937 mit Freikorps Epp-Abzeichen des Generaldirektors des Wittelsbacher Ausgleichsfonds
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€ 1 600
Feines, feldgraues Tuch, dunkelgrüner Kragen, die Kragenspiegel etwas verschmutzt, vernähte Schulterstücke, zahlreiche Ordensschlaufen, am linken Ärmel das Freikorps Epp-Abzeichen aus Buntmetall auf schwarzer Raute. Im Futter Schneideretikett "Kuhn & Nupnau, München", in der Brusttasche Trägeretikett von Kuhn & Nupnau mit handschriftlichem Eintrag "Major Hans von Rauscher" und Stempeldatum "24. Mai 1937". Getragen, etwas verschmutzt. Dazu in Farbkopie ein von ihm unterschriebener Ausweis bzw. eine Bescheinigung vom April 1920.
Hans von Rauscher war in den 1920er und -30er Jahren Generaldirektor des Wittelsbacher Ausgleichsfonds, so verpachtete er 1927 den nördlichen Teil des Schlossparks zur Nutzung als Golfplatz an den GC Feldafing und für 1932 ist ein Agrartreffen als Vertreter des WAF mit Darré und Himmler erwiesen. Wohl während des 1. Weltkriegs heiratete er die Fürstin Maria Rosa von Wrede (1896 - 1920) und nach ihrem frühen Tod ihre Schwester Fürstin Maria Sidonia von Wrede (1892-83).
Dazu ein Widmungsfoto seines Schwagers Carl, 5. Fürst von Wrede (1899 - 1945), Ururenkel des bayerischen Generalfeldmarschalls und 1. Fürsten von Wrede, Carl Philipp. Hochzeitsfoto in Wehrmachtsuniform mit Sophie Hedwig Gräfin Schaffgotsch gen. Semperfrei (1916 - 2008), am Unterrand eigenhändig in Tinte signiert "Sophie Fürstin v. Wrede" bzw. Carl Fürst v. Wrede". Unter Glas, in Passepartout und Holzrahmen. Maße 29 x 21,5 cm.
Fine, field-grey cloth, dark green collar, the collar patches somewhat soiled, sewn-on shoulder boards, numerous order loops, on the left sleeve the Freikorps Epp badge of non-ferrous metal on a black lozenge. The lining with tailor’s label "Kuhn & Nupnau, München", inside the breast pocket wearer’s label by Kuhn & Nupnau with handwritten inscription "Major Hans von Rauscher" and stamped date "24. Mai 1937". Worn, somewhat soiled. Comes with a colour photocopy of an identification card signed by him and a certification dated April 1920.Hans von Rauscher was Director General of the Wittelsbach Compensation Fund (WAF) in the 1920s and 30s. In that function he let out the northern part of the castle grounds to the Feldafing Golf Club to be used as a golf course in 1927, and there is evidence that in 1932 he took part in an agricultural conference as representative of the WAF together with Darré and Himmler. Presumably during World War I he married Princess Maria Rosa von Wrede (1896 – 1920) and, after her premature demise, her sister Princess Maria Sidonia von Wrede (1892-83).Comes with a dedication photograph of his brother-in-law Carl, 5th Prince von Wrede (1899 – 1945), great-great-grandson of the Bavarian General Field Marshal and 1st Prince von Wrede, Carl Philipp. Wedding photograph in Wehrmacht uniform with Sophie Hedwig Countess Schaffgotsch, called Semperfrei (1916 – 2008), the lower edge with handwritten ink signatures "Sophie Fürstin v. Wrede" and "Carl Fürst v. Wrede", respectively. Under glass, in a mount and wooden frame. Dimensions 29 x 21.5 cm.
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