Raupenhelm für Mannschaften im Herzoglich Oldenburgischen Landdragonerkorps, um 1830 - photo 1

Raupenhelm für Mannschaften im Herzoglich Oldenburgischen Landdragonerkorps, um 1830

Lot 4298
07.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4298 | Raupenhelm für Mannschaften im Herzoglich Oldenburgischen Landdragonerkorps, um 1830
Raupenhelm für Mannschaften im Herzoglich Oldenburgischen Landdragonerkorps, um 1830
Hoher Korpus, Vorder- und Nackenschirm, Kamm und vier seitliche Hiebspangen aus derbem, schwarz lackiertem Leder (stellenweise berieben), glatte Messingbeschläge. Stirnseitig ein großes Messingschild mit der erhabenen gekrönten Chiffre "P" für den Herzog. Große gewölbte, lederunterlegte Schuppenketten an geometrischen Rosetten. Raupe aus schwarzem Rosshaar. Innen ein gutes schwarzes Lederlaschenfutter (berieben, vereinzelt kleine Risse) und rotes Tuchfutter. Trage- und Altersspuren. Sehr seltener Helm nach preußischem/russischem Vorbild.
Das 1813 aufgestellte Herzoglich Oldenburgische Dragonerkorps nahm neben militärischen auch polizeiliche Aufgaben wahr. Es bestand aus nur 62 Mann. Verteilt war es bis 1815 auf viele kleine Standorte. 1815 wurde das gesamte Korps aber nach Cloppenburg verlegt. Nach 1817 erfolgter Auflösung wurde stattdessen das Herzoglich Oldenburgische Landdragonerkorps aufgestellt, das bis 1867 bestand und rein polizeiliche Aufgaben wahrnahm. Die militärischen Aufgaben übernahm das 1849 aufgestellte Oldenburgische Dragoner-Regiment (Nr. 19), welches jedoch von Anfang an eiserne Helme nach dem Vorbild der preußischen Kürassiere trug.
A crested helmet for enlisted men of the Ducal Oldenburg Land Dragoon Corps, circa 1830
A crested helmet for enlisted men of the Ducal Oldenburg Land Dragoon Corps, circa 1830
The high body, the front visor and neck guard, comb and four lateral protective bars made of coarse, black lacquered leather (scuffed here and there), smooth brass fittings. A large brass plaque on the front with the Duke's raised, crowned cipher "P". Large, convex chinscales with leather underlay on geometric rosettes. The crest made of black horsehair. A good black leather liner on the inside (scuffed, small cracks in places) and red fabric lining. Signs of age and wear. Extremely rare helmet, modelled on Prussian/Russian helmets.
Established in 1813, the Herzoglich Oldenburgische Dragonerkorps performed military and police duties. The Corps numbered just 62 men. Until 1815, it was spread over numerous small locations. However, in 1815, the entire Corps was transferred to Cloppenburg. After its dissolution in 1817, the Herzoglich Oldenburgische Landdragonerkorps was established instead, which existed until 1867 and only carried out police duties. The Oldenburgische Dragoner-Regiment (No 19), which was established in 1849, took over the military tasks but from the beginning wore iron helmets modelled on those of the Prussian cuirassiers.
Condition: II
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