Uniformensemble für Mannschaften im Kürassier-Regiment "Königin" (Pommersches) Nr. 2, Ende 19. Jhdt. - photo 1

Uniformensemble für Mannschaften im Kürassier-Regiment "Königin" (Pommersches) Nr. 2, Ende 19. Jhdt.

Lot 639
28.04.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 639 | Uniformensemble für Mannschaften im Kürassier-Regiment "Königin" (Pommersches) Nr. 2, Ende 19. Jhdt.
Uniformensemble für Mannschaften im Kürassier-Regiment "Königin" (Pommersches) Nr. 2, Ende 19. Jhdt.
Helm M 1867 mit Eisenglocke (kleine Dellen), Grat am Hinterhaupt (Lötspur), gegrateter Vorderschirm, Messingeinfassung, stirnseitig verschraubtes Adler-Emblem (Doppellöcher) mit mitgeprägtem Hohenfriedberg-Bandeau, konvexe, lederunterfütterte Schuppenketten an verschraubten geometrischen Rosetten, rechts die große Landeskokarde aus lackiertem Eisenblech, am Scheitel eine Messingbasis mit vier Kugelkopfschrauben und abnehmbarer glatter Eisenspitze, gutes ergänztes braunes Lederlaschenfutter, der Vorderschirm innen grün, der Nackenschirm innen schwarz lackiert, unten an der Hinterschirmschiene gestempelt "2E" (2. Eskadron). Stählerner Kürass, umlaufend Rundköpfe aus Buntmetall, Rücken in gleicher Ausführung, daran lederunterlegte Schuppenbänder, Bauchriemen. Aufgelegter Brustschild aus Buntmetall mit Neusilberadler und Jahr "1745". Brust und Rücken mit gut ergänztem Futter. Umhängend ein lederner Kartuschkasten mit aufgelegtem geprägten Medaillon (berieben) und zwei Granatsymbolen, intakter Beriemung und weißem Lederbandelier. Dazu der weiße Koller mit karmesinroten Borten, Vorstößen und Aufschlägen, weißen Metallknöpfen, Hakenverschluss und Stoff-Schulterklappen mit karmesinroter Chiffre "L" unter Krone für Königin Luise. Blankwaffengehänge aus weißem Leder. Pallasch französischer Form als nummerngleiches Kammerstück (Länge 102 cm) mit Klingenstempel "Gebr. Weyersberg Solingen", am Klingenrücken Krone/"W 8..." (verputzt), am Stichblatt der Truppenstempel "2.K.4.163", an der Eisenscheide (partiell narbig) oben "2.K.4.163", Buntmetallgefäß mit belederter Hilze und Drahtwicklung, Faustriemen ergänzt. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren.
Einzigartiges hochrangiges Ensemble in guter, altersgemäßer Erhaltung.
A uniform ensemble for the cuirassier regiment "Königin" (Pomeranian) No. 2, late 19th century
A uniform ensemble for the cuirassier regiment "Königin" (Pomeranian) No. 2, late 19th century
Helmet M 1867 with iron skull (small dents), ridged at back (soldering trace), ridged visor, brass trim, eagle helmet plate (double holes) with embossed Hohenfriedberg scroll and screw post fixings, convex, leather-lined chinscales on geometric rosettes, large state cockade of lacquered sheet iron on the right, brass base with four domed screw posts and removable smooth iron spike at the crown, good, replaced brown leather flap lining, the visor with green underlay, the neck guard with black lacquered underlay, stamped "2E" (2. Eskadron). Steel cuirass, dome-headed rivets of non-ferrous metal around the perimeter, back-plate en suite, leather-backed scale straps, belt. Breast-plate mounted with a frontal plate of non-ferrous metal featuring a nickel-silver eagle and the year "1745". Breast- and back-plate with well-repaired lining. Attached leather cartridge box with embossed medallion (rubbed) and two grenade symbols, intact straps and white leather bandoleer. White tunic with crimson red trims, collar and cuffs, white metal buttons, hook closure and cloth epaulettes with crimson red crowned cypher "L" for Queen Luise. White leather sword belt. French-style pallash as depot piece with matching numbers (length 102 cm), stamped "Gebr. Weyersberg Solingen" on the face, stamped Crown/"W 8..." (overpolished) on the back, unit stamp "2.K.4.163" on the hand guard, "2.K.4.163" at top on the iron scabbard (partially pitted), hilt of non-ferrous metal with leather-covered grip and wire wrap, replaced lanyard. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age.
Unique ensemble for a high-ranking officer, given its age in good condition.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Prussia: Cuirassiers
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