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Click here to subscribePlywood leg splint designed by Charles & Ray Eames, manufactured by Evans Products Company in 1942Plywood leg splint ontworpen door Charles & Ray Eames, gefabriceerd door Evans Products Company in 1942106 x 16 x 9.5 cm The leg splint was one of the first applications of plywood and was designed for the American army in World War II. Laid the foundation for numerous applications of plywood in the chairs of Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller, such as the famous Eames Lounge chairDe beenspalk was een van de eerste toepassingen van plywood en werd ontworpen voor het Amerikaanse leger in de tweede wereldoorlog. Legde de basis voor talloze toepassingen van plywood in de stoelen van Charles & Ray Eames voor Herman Miller, zoals de beroemde Eames Lounge chair
Attributed to Vicente Escobar (Havana, Cuba, 1762–1834)Portrait of the Military Officer José Pascual de Zayas y Chacón76 x 54 cmThe frame of the painting is typical of those commonly used in 19th-century Cuba.Our painting is comparable to two works, the first is a portrait of the same José Pascual de Zayas that is in the Museum of Fine Arts of Cuba painted by Vicente López and the second is a portrait of the Spanish sailor Juan José Ruiz de Apocada y Elizados painted by Vicente Escobar to whom we logically attribute our painting.In both paintings, the portrayed is in the same scenography: he is located next to a column and next to a pedestal on which rests a marble bust, the same as in our work.This portrait presents José Pascual de Zayas y Chacón adorned with numerous medals awarded by King Ferdinand VII for his participation in various battles during the Peninsular War. He is portrayed holding a command baton, symbolizing his military authority.The medals have been identified in rows, from left to right:Row 1:Cross of the Royal and Military Order of San Hermenegildo, established by Ferdinand VII in 1814 at the end of the Peninsular War.Cross of Distinction of the North, Royal Order of March 23, 1809.Cross of Distinction for the First, Second, and Third Armies, Royal Circular of March 31, 1815.Cross of Distinction of the First Army, Circular of January 26, 1817 (Campaigns of 1813 and 1814).Row 2:Cross of Distinction for the Battle of Talavera, Royal Order of December 8, 1810.Cross of Distinction to the Army of Extremadura (Alburquerque), Circular of June 5, 1815.Possibly the Cross of Distinction of the First Army for the 1811 campaign.Row 3:Plaque of the Royal and Military Order of San Hermenegildo, established by Ferdinand VII in 1814.On his left sleeve, he wears the Shield of Distinction for Medellín, Royal Decree of April 1, 1809.Vicente Escobar was a prominent Cuban painter, born in 1762 into a family of officers of the Pardos y Morenos Regiment. Though registered as black at birth, he took advantage of the "Real Cédula de Gracias al Sacar" a Royal Decree of Graces that allowed certain privileges to those who paid for it, and reportedly died as a legally recognized white man. A self-taught artist, his early inspiration came from devotional images inherited from his maternal great-grandmother.In the 1780s, Escobar traveled to Spain, and in 1784 he studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in Madrid, where he was a pupil of Mariano Salvador Maella and became acquainted with the works of Goya. In 1827, he was appointed Pintor de Cámara (Court Painter) by Ferdinand VII. At the peak of his success, Escobar died during a cholera epidemic.José Pascual de Zayas y Chacón was born in Havana on June 5, 1772. He pursued a military career in Spain, stemming from his noble lineage and influential connections with the O’Reilly family. He joined the army at fifteen and was named sub-lieutenant. During the War of the Pyrenees (War of the Convention), he distinguished himself and was briefly taken prisoner, and later freed in 1794. In 1800, he took part in the defense of Ferrol against the British. For his role in the Battle of Brione in 1801, he was promoted to Captain of Grenadiers. In 1807, he served as lieutenant to O’Reilly in Etruria. Though he did not partake in the Denmark campaign due to bureaucratic delays, he was in Spain when the Peninsular War broke out. He died in Chiclana on October 27, 1827, while awaiting a ship to return to the Americas.Bibliography:https://historia-hispanica.rah.es/biografias/45774-jose-pascual-de-zayas-chacon
A superb WWI and WWII Family Medal Group awarded to Sergeant Major Arthur Ernest Gray (Coldstream Guards), his son Lieutenant Stanley Arthur Gordon Gray (Royal Artillery), and Daughter Dorothy Gray.Medals Awarded to Sergeant Major Arthur Ernest Gray (Coldstream Guards):The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, MBE (Military 2nd type), with miniature, cased. Military Cross (George V, un-named), 1914 Star (1922, C.S.M. MJR. DR. SJT. A. GRAY C. GDS), British War Medal 1914-20 (1922 W. O. C. I. A. GRAY. C. GDS.), Victory Medal (1922 W. O. C. L. 1. A. GRAY. C. GDS), with leaf, Jubilee Medal 1935, Army Long Service and Good Conduct (George V, post 1917 ribbon - "1922 S.MJR A.GRAY C.GDS"), Army Meritorious Service Medal (George V - "1922 S.MJR A.GRAY M.C 3/C.GDS"). Defence Medal (1945), War Medal 1939-45, 1911 Army Rifle Association - Roberts Cup (hallmarked silver) and 1912 Army Rifle Association Medal (cased).Son, Lieutenant S.A.G. Gray (Royal Artillery), War Medal 1939-45, 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star (all un-named).Daughter, Dorothy Ethel Gray - Imperial Service Medal (cased).Together with a large collection of ephemera, military certificates, pictures and framed portrait of Serg. Major A. Gray. One document dated 30th April 1916 from the War Office 'Mentioned in Dispatches', signed by Winston Churchill. Documents regarding the death and burial of Lieutenant S.A.G. Gray in Singapore, Feb 1942. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Sergeant Major Arthur Ernest Gray (Coldstream Guards) - Record of Service:Enlisted in Bath, 17th August 1898.22 years Coldstream Gds 1898 to 1920. 6 Years R.S. Major awarded M.C. and M.S.M.12 years Leicester Yeomanry 1926 to 1938 Captain and Quartermaster. Awarded M.B.E. (Mil Div)4 years & 4 months Gen List Infty 1941 to 1945. Adjt & Quartermaster. 10th Bn, Leics Home Guard. Rank of Captain.Son, Lieutenant Stanley Arthur Gordon Gray (R.A.) - Buried in Singapore (Kranji War Cemetery)
19th century Imperial German Army Officer's sword circa 1889, having 81.5cm single edge ribbed back bladed, marked F W Holler, Solingen, the pierced basket hilt with Prussian Eagle and having fluted grip. Together with steel scabbard. (B.P. 21% + VAT). NO POSTAGE. Fair condition overall for age, noticeable dents in the scabbard with some minor surface rust. Scabbard has dents. Dimension - scabbard - 84cm long approx. Sword Length - 97cm approx. Blade length - 82cm long approx.
British Army Infantry Officer's sword, 1822 pattern, with 77cm pipe backed single edged inlaid, brass multi-bar crested hilt, with shark skin wire bound grip. Lacks scabbard. The blade 77cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT). NO POSTAGE. Blade is generally tarnished, discoloured and pitted in places, lacks scabbard, some damage to upper part of grip.
Box containing British Brodie helmet, British beret with Belgian Army (in exile) cap badge (beret dated 1975, size 58), flying/driving goggles, photographic framed print of D89 HMS Exeter (Guided Missile Destroyer), walking cane, HMS Victory ceramic stopper and a Czech duffel bag. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Collection of vintage tinplate and other toys/vehicles to include: clockwork policeman and circus performer, Lonestar Modern Army Series jeep, Minic clockwork post office telephone van, plastic field gun, Mettoy Fire Chief car with siren etc. Some in original boxes. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Images of Mettoy fire chief car and Wells bus added.
WWI British medal group (5) awarded to Sargent A.H. Ardrey, Royal Army Medical Corps. To include: *1914-15 Star (1740 CPL. A.H ARDREY R.A.M.C) *British War Medal 1914-20 (1740 SJT A.H. ARDREY R.A.M.C) *Victory Medal (1740 SJT A.H. ARDREY R.A.M.C) *Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal - George V (7245718 SJT. A.H. ARDREY. RAMC) *Commissionaires Long Service Medal (A. ARDREY). (B.P. 21% + VAT)
WWI British medal pair, awarded to Sergeant C. RICHARDS, Royal Artillery, together with 1914 Princess Mary Christmas tin, yellow metal tin, cardboard medal box (dated 1928), shoulder titles for Pembroke Royal Garrison Artillery (Territorial), R.A. Sergeants sleeve badges, Army service stipes (3 years), WWI Bullet pencil, and related ephemera. *British War Medal 1914-20 (371012 SJT. C. RICHARDS. R.A.) *Victory Medal (372023 SJT. C. RICHARDS. R.A.) both in original medal box with unused ribbons. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
British Army Pattern small pack containing Royal Air Force WWII Service and Release books for CPL E.R. SYMES (1088178) and LACW J. SYMES (2078531), an RAF forage cap (with badge), military penknife/jackknife, blue ACME Bakelite whistle, leather handbag and collection of period ephemera. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Medal group for SGT. H.D ELLIS, ESSEX REG. to include: *Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, 5 Clasps, Diamond Hill, Johannesburg, Driefontein, Paardeberg, Relief of Kimberley (898 SEJT H.D. ELLIS 1:ESSEX REGT).*King's South Africa 1901-1902, 2 Clasps, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902. (898 SERJT H.ELLIS ESSEX REGT).*Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (Edward VII) (898 SERJT H.D. ELLIS. ESSEX REG.).Sold with copied records of enlistment, service, discharge papers. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
WWI Medal Group awarded to Private W.H. Worley, 2nd Dragoon Guards. *1914 Star & with Mons Clasp (5902 PTE W.H. WORLEY 2/D.GDS) *British War Medal 1914-20 (2DG 5902 PTE W.H.WORLEY 2.D. GDS) *Victory Medal (2DG-5902 PTE W.H.WORLEY 2.D. GDS) *Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (D-19778 Pte W.H Worley 2.D. GDS). - George V (Marshall type), post -1917 ribbon. All four medals un-mounted. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
20th century Italian Army Officer's sword, having foliate etched single edged fullered blade, 84cm long approx. with three bar hilt and shaped grip. Together with original steel scabbard. (B.P. 21% + VAT). NO POSTAGE. Some surface tarnishing in places, particularly noticeable on the scabbard. No significant obvious dents.
SLAVERY -- "TRAITE DES NÊGRES. Quel contrat infame, (…)". Paris, Depeuille, n.d. (c. 1800). Plain aquatint by Rollet after Morland. 405 x 517 mm. -- "REVENGE TAKEN BY THE BLACK ARMY for the Cruelties practised on them by the French". N.d. (c. 1805). Engr. by Barlow after Rainsford. 240 x 177 mm. (Small hole in image). -- "INCENDIE DU CAP FRANÇAIS, le 20, 21, 22 et 23 Juin 1793 (…)". N.d. (c. 1800). Engr. by Berthault. 195 x 231 mm. -- Added: "THE INDIANS ASTONISHED at the Eclipse of the Moon foretold by Columbus". Cold. engr. taken from Drake's 'Voyages'. 196 x 255 mm. -- And 20 o. prints dep. i.a. forced labour in slavery. (24).
MILITARY HISTORY -- ERICKSON, E.J. Ordered to die. A history of the Ottoman army in the First World War. (2001). Ocl. -- K. KLINGHARDT, hrsg. Denkwürdigkeiten des Marshalls Izzet Pascha. (1927). Ocl. -- L.C. DUNSTERVILLE. The adventures of Dunsterforce. 2nd impr. 1920. Ocl. -- F. YEATS-BROWN. Caught by the Turks. 1920. Or. pictorial cl. -- And 4 o. (8).NOTE: Books from the library of Prof. Dr. A.H. de Groot may contain some annotations in pencil.
WEST INDIES -- RAINSFORD, M. St. Domingo, of het Land der Zwarten in Hayti en deszelfs Omwenteling. Amst., J. Allart, 1806. 2 vols. xxviii, 410, (2); viii, 46 pp. W. engr. front., 1 fold. map of the island, 1 fold. plan, 8 full-p. engr. plates and 1 fold. facsimile in 2 parts. Cont. brds., uncut. (Spines a bit worn, 1 title label for the greater part gone).NOTE: Rare translation in Dutch of 'An Historical Account of the Black Empire of Hayti: comprehending a view of the principial transactions in the revolution of Saint Domingo' which was published in the previous year. Captain Marcus Rainsford (1758-1817) was a British Army officer who fought in the Battle of Camden in 1780, during the American Revolutionary War. In 1799 he visited St. Domingo, and had an interview with Toussaint L'Ouverture. He was subsequently arrested and condemned to death as a spy, but was reprieved and eventually set at liberty. Very good copy. - Sabin 67535.
SOUTH AFRICA -- HOWEN, O.Chr. v.d. & J. SMIES. Zuidafrikaansche gezichten. Amst., Maaskamp, n.d. (1811). 1 letterpress leaf w. descriptions and 4 (of 4) large aquatint views by L. Portman w. letterpress captions underneath, all cold. by hand, each 350 x 440 mm (image size). Fol.-obl. Loose in mod. hcf. box. -- Added: an original watercolour drawing which is either an original by Von der Howen & Smies after which the print was made, or it is a meticulously executed copy of the print; it has exactly the same size, but differs from the print in some details.NOTE: Very rare set of the so-called 'Alberti prints', originally intended as an accompaniment to Lodewijk Alberti's 'De Kaffers aan de Zuidkust van Afrika' (i.e. the first ethnographic monograph which appeared in the Netherlands!). The original drawings were apparently made on the spot by Baron de Howen, worked up by Smies in Amsterdam and then engraved and aquatinted by Portman. Otto, Baron de Howen (1774-1848) was a Russian-born artillery officer (Kurland), while Jacob Smies, known chiefly as a caricaturist, was a professional artist. Von der Howen became adjutant to King Louis Napoleon of Holland and was in Spain between 1811 and 1814. During the Belgian rising of 1830, he defended the city of Mons, but was defeated and became a prisoner. In the Netherlands he was appointed lieutenant-general of the Dutch army and in 1831 city commander of Nijmegen (Netherlands) which he remained until his death.
Umfangreiches Konvolut militärischer Ausrüstung, viel frühe Bundeswehr, 1950er - 1990erFlecktarn Netzschal, Olive Dreieckstuch, Bundeswehr Gürtelholster bzw. Flecktarn Pistolentasche (offenbar ungewöhnliches frühes Übergangsmodell von 1995). Olivfarbener Bundeswehrgürtel mit Koppelschloss, Kartenmappe der französischen Armee aus den 50er Jahren, Kartenmappe der Bundeswehr aus den 60er Jahren, Flecktarn-Gürteltasche, Zwei dunkelbraune Pistolentaschen aus hartem Leder, Gürtelholster aus schwarzem Stoff und seltener olivfarbener Zeltponcho. Graue gefütterte Lederhandschuhe Gr. 7 3/4, graue stockfleckige Lederhandschuhe Gr. 9 1/2, medizinisches Besteck, DDR Grenztruppen Schützenschnur (LASK/LSK) aus Dederon, silberne Bundeswehr Schützenschnur, BW Flecktarn Zeltbestecktasche, BW Feldflasche datiert 1976, BW Zeltbahntasche Oliv, Daimon Signalleuchte Oliv datiert 1962, BW Signalleuchte Oliv, Taschenbuch für Wehrausbildung Heer von 1977, drei chemische Wärmebeutel originalverpackt und unbenutzt aus den 60er Jahren, drei US chemische Wärmebeutel original verpackt und unbenutzt aus den 60er Jahren, drei kleine Bundeswehr Verbandspäckchen aus den frühen 90er Jahren, Verbandspäckchen für Brandwunden 70er - 90er Jahre, C Jul Herbertz rostfreies zweischneidiges Stiefelmesser, Herbertz "Push-Dagger" mit Etui, AMTC Gürtel textil Oliv, BW Hosenträger Oliv im alten Typ datiert 1963. Unbenutzte Camouflage Schminke in kleiner Dose, "Deutsche Bundeswehr Lippenstift mit Sonnenschutz", "Taschenkarte Infanterie Nr. 101" vom Oktober 1984 (Nachdruck 1997), alte ACME "Made in England" Pfeife aus rotem Plastik, unsortierte Schachtel mit diversen Auszeichnungen, Abzeichen, Patches, Kragenspiegel und Abzeichen (siehe Bilder), darunter viele Fallschirmspringer Devotionalien wie Beret Rouge Patch und "Jump Wings", auch US Army Schießabzeichen. Auch nicht zuzuordnende Metallteile und fünf Oliv sowie braune Riemen.
Victorniox Swiss Army Knives shop display with pocket knives. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please note that if you require P&P for this lot, this can only be done using an age verified method.
Alan Best (Canadian, 1910-2001) for Wedgwood, 'The Sprinter', the figure in a cream-coloured glaze and mounted on a rectangular base, impressed marks, 13cm highProvenance: Richard Dennis, Wedgwood Exhibition, 1982.Alan Best was born in Chicago, US, in 1910, but his family soon moved to the Gulf Islands of British Columbia, Canada. His early interest in zoology led to a job sculpting animals at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. He lived with his aunt, Muriel Thomson, who was a friend of the Wedgwood family, and she took him to Europe in 1930, where he studied at the Académie Julian in Paris. While in London, Best stayed at the home of the eminent zoologist Sir Julian Huxley, who also knew the Wedgwoods.For a short time, he was an assistant to the British sculptor Eric Kennington, and from 1934 to 1935, he was a visiting modeller at Wedgwood. Kennard Wedgwood, the company’s representative in America, encouraged the revived interest in figure-making as he recognised its commercial opportunities during the early 1900s. Best depicted four athletes in contemporary dress, two of which, 'The Sprinter' and 'The Rugby Player', are in the museum’s collection. He also modelled 'The Boxer' and 'The Weight Thrower'. The figures were produced in small numbers with champagne and moonstone glazes, which were fashionable at the time. They were sold through department stores, such as the Army & Navy Co-operative Society and Waring & Gillow in London.Condition ReportChip to the underside, just viewable from the side. Crazing. A hairline crack to one side.
1961 Chateau du Domaine de L'Eglise, Pomerol [Army & Navy] VTS, Army & Navy label soiled. 1x75cl 1961 Chateau Ferriere 3eme Cru Classe, Margaux [Morgan Furze] IN, Morgan Furze label soiled. 1x75cl 1961 Chateau Tertre Daugay Grand Cru Classe, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru [Justerini & Brooks] IN, Justerini & Brooks label soiled and slightly damaged. 1x75cl 1961 Chateau Pape Clement Cru Classe, Pessac-Leognan TS, label soiled. 1x75cl Total 4x75cl This lot forms part of a private collection amassed mainly in the 1970s and 1980s by a discerning and knowledgeable wine enthusiast who began collecting in his student days. The wines were meticulously stored in a traditional cellar and have lain undisturbed for decades. This offering presents a unique opportunity to acquire rare and historical bottles from a bygone era.
A field shako for Saxon Fusilier Regiment 108 Enlisted Men Black oil cloth; covered leather body with black leather front visor; black leather chin strap with brass buckle attached by posts of Officer Imperial and Saxon cockades, brown leather sweatband; black hair bush; size circa 52 cm. Cf. "Buyer’s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 75.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier
'A helmet for Prussian Guard Reserve Pioneer Officers, with bush Black lacquered leather body; front visor with green underlay, rear visor with red underlay, silver: round spike base, rear spine, trichter, spike and rounded front visor trim; gilt reserve cross and star studs (two splintas type two screw posts), silver officer front plate of Prussian Guard Eagle with enamelled Order of the Black Eagle, attached by two splintas; gilt flat chin scales with silver rosette side posts; Imperial Officer and Prussian cockades; dark brown torn leather sweatband, no silk lining, white hair bush with silver trichter. Size circa 50 cm. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 49.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
'A helmet for Bavarian Infantry Leib Regiment Officers Black lacquered leather body; front visor with green underlay, rear visor with red underlay; silver: cross spike base, rear spine, fluted spike and front visor trim, officer front plate of Bavarian Lions and shield attached by three splintas; silver flat chin scales with rosette side posts; Imperial Officer and Bavarian cockades; dark brown leather sweatband, cream silk lining. Size circa 55 cm. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 90.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
'A helmet for Oldenburg 91st Infantry Regiment Officers Black lacquered leather body; front visor with green underlay, rear visor with red underlay; gilt: round spike base, stars, rear spine, spike and front visor trim; gilt officer front plate of Prussian Line Eagle with a single banner inscribed with the words "MIT GOTT FÜR KÖNIG UND VATERLAND" and the silver Oldenburg coat of arms on an eight-pointed star on the chest of the eagle, attached by two splintas; gilt flat chin scales with rosette side posts; Imperial Officer and Oldenburg cockades; dark brown leather sweatband, worn ochre silk lining. Size circa 55 cm. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 25.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
Congressional Medal of Honor in Armeeausführung 1896 - 1904, unverausgabtes Exemplar In Bronze geprägter, auf der Spitze stehender, fünfstrahliger Stern mit der Stechersignatur "Paquet F.". Die mittels Ringen befestigte Adleragraffe und die Tragespange mit Sicherheitsnadel ebenfalls aus Bronze geprägt. An originalem Band des 2. Modells. Breite 5,3 cm, Gesamtgewicht 31 g.Aufgrund zahlreicher Imitationen des Bandes des 1. Modells der MoH wurde 1896 das Band des 2. Modells der Army-Ausführung verändert, der Stern wurde jedoch bis 1904 noch identisch gefertigt. Ab 1904 wurde das Design des Sterns grundlegend und die Bandfarbe erneut geändert.
'A helmet for Prussian Line Dragoon Officers Black lacquered leather body; front visor with green underlay, rear visor with red underlay; gold: cross spike base, stars, rear spine, spike and front squared visor trim; gilt officer front plate of Prussian Dragoon Eagle attached by two screw posts; brass rounded chin scales with rosette side posts; Imperial Officer and Prussian cockades; tan leather sweatband and torn white silk lining. Large size helmet. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 33.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
'A Prussian Line Uhlan Officer czapka, Service Black lacquered leather body (cracks in finish), rounded front visor; silver front visor trim; silver officer front plate of Prussian eagle attached by two screw posts; gilt convex chin scales with rosette side posts; Imperial Officer cockade; brown leather sweatband; officer black and silver field badge, mortar board leather separation on field badge edge. Size circa 55 cm. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 6. USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
Gedenkbuch mit Chiffre "A" unter Großherzogskrone, Foto von Großfürst Sergey Alexandrovich und Elisaveta Feodorovna sowie zwei Bücher, Russland, 1901 - 1914 Gedenkbuch mit Angaben zu allen Beamten und Dienstgraden. St. Petersburg, datiert 1914, aufgelegte goldene Chiffre "A" unter Großherzoglicher Krone, 14 Karat Gold, emailliert, Maße 12,1 x 8 x 3,5 cm. Dazu Foto von Großfürst Sergey Alexandrovich und Elisaveta Feodorovna um 1890, Fotomaße ohne Passepartout 7,1 x 5,5 cm. Außerdem zwei Bücher: Uniforms of Russian Imperial Army, von Oberst B. K. Schenk. Datiert 1910, 24 farbige Tafeln. Leder seitlich teils beschädigt. Maße 25 x 17 cm. Russische kaiserliche und zaristische Orden, lederner Einband mit Goldprägung 1901. 81 S.Die Chiffre "A" könnte man Alexandrine Auguste, Herzogin zu Mecklenburg (1879 - 1952), zuschreiben. Sie war von 1912 bis 1947 Königin von Dänemark sowie von 1918 bis 1944 auch Königin von Island. Tochter der Großfürstin Anastasia Michailowna Romanowa (1860 - 1922) und eine Urenkelin des russischen Zaren Nikolaus I. Sie sprach Russisch und besuchte Russland regelmäßig.Keywords: Russland, russisch, Russian, Russia, Russe, Russie, Petersburg, Moskau, Moscow,
'A helmet for Saxon Officer Beamte Black lacquered leather body; front visor with green underlay, rear visor with red underlay, silver: round spike base, rear spine, spike and front visor trim; officer front plate of silver star with gilt Saxon coat of arms and Beamte shield, attached by two screw posts; silver chin scales with rosette side posts; Officer Imperial and Saxon cockades; tan leather sweatband, green silk lining. Size circa 55 cm. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 70. USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
A helmet for Hessian Infantry Officers Beamte Black lacquered leather body; front visor with green underlay and rear visor with red underlay; gilt: cross spike base, rear spine, fluted spike and front visor trim; gilt officer front plate of Hessian lion with small Beamte lion, attached by two vertical screw posts; gilt rounded chin scales with rosette side posts, Officer Imperial and Hessian cockades; dark brown leather sweatband. Size circa 55 cm. Cf. "Buyer’s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 82. USA-Los – weitere Infos hier
'A helmet for Prussian Line Grenadier Officers Black lacquered leather body; front visor with green underlay, rear visor with red underlay; gilt: round spike base, stars, rear spine, spike, and front visor trim; gilt officer front plate of Prussian Grenadier Eagle attached by two screw posts (one extra filled hole); gilt flat chin scales with rosette side posts; Imperial Officer and Prussian cockade; tan leather sweatband, blue green silk lining. Size circa 55 cm. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 40.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
'Helm für einen Offizier der Garde-Fuß-Artillerie-Regimenter, mit Paradebusch Schwarz lackierte Lederglocke, der Vorderschirm grün, der Hinterschirm rot unterlegt. Teller, Kugel, Sternschrauben, vordere Schirmeinfassung und der preußische Gardeadler vergoldet, dieser mit aufgelegtem silbernen Stern des Schwarzen Adler-Ordens, das Zentrum fein emailliert. Vergoldete flache Schuppenketten mit Rosetten, Reichs- und Landeskokarde in Offiziersausführung. Hellbraunes Lederschweißband, grünes Seidenfutter. Paradebusch aus weißem Büffelhaar mit Messingtrichter. Größe ca. 58. Siehe "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, Ausgabe 2015/16, S. 46.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'
'A helmet for Mecklenburg Field Artillery Regt. 60 Reserve Officers Black lacquered leather body, front and rear visor; front visor with green underlay, back visor with red underlay, gilt: round spike base, stars, rear spine, ball and front visor trim; gilt officer front plate of Mecklenburg star with silver reserve cross over coat of arms and crowned wreath, attached by one screw post, one post unsoldered, one post gone; gilt rounded chin scales with rosette side posts; Imperial Officer and repainted Mecklenburg cockades; one post unsoldered, brown torn leather sweatband, brown torn silk lining. Size circa 52 cm. Cf. "Buyer''s Guide for Headgear of The Imperial German Army circa 1914", James D. Turinetti, 2015-16 edition, pg. 62.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier'