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Soldbuch
10-673
PAIR OF ENLISTED MAN MILITÄRPAßES
- JÄGER-BATTALION Nr 14 -
MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN.
This is a really
interesting pair of enlisted man’s militärpaßes from Jäger-Battalion Nr 14 from
the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. These units were the German Army’s
crack marksmen. Of course, the German army had good shots scattered
throughout the various regiments. To be in a Jäger-Battalion, however, one had to be among the best of the best. Three such units were
formed in the Prussian Army during 1744. By the time the Napoleonic Wars
began, the number of these battalions had greatly increased. A total of
fifteen Jäger-Battalions was in the
German Army. All were Prussian except for two from Saxony, one from
Schaumburg-Lippe, and one from Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Jäger-Battalion
Nr 14 was formed in 1821. It was based in Colmar i. E. and assigned to
the XV. Armeekorps.
The man to whom these belonged was named Fritz Hacker. He was born 31
August 1891. He joined the Battalion in October 1911, at the age of
twenty. He served in Kompagnie Nr 2. He completed his two-years’
compulsory service in September 1913. He was recalled to the army in 1914. I
see evidence of service from 1914 through 1916. This information is included
in the first militärpaß.
The second militärpaß is quite
interesting, and shows more of his service in Jäger-Battalion Nr 14 during
WW I. It reveals he was awarded the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class and
the War Service Cross 2nd Class from Mecklenburg-Schwerin. He was
also awarded a wound badge in October 1918, barely a month before the war’s
end. Many notations in the militärpaß
reflect on his service and battles during WW I. He remained in the army
after WW I, serving in the Reichswehr until at least 1920. Both
passes are fascinating and detailed.
$150.00
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10-684 MILITÄRPAß - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 58.
This is a militärpaß for Karl Alfred Willig. He was born in 1885. He
first joined the army in 1907. He was assigned to 3. Posensches
Infantrie-Regiment Nr 58. The regiment was raised in 1860. Battalions
Nr 1 and Nr 2 were assigned to Glogau, while Battalion Nr 3
was based in Fraustadt. The regiment was assigned to the V. ArmeeKorps.
He also saw action with Infantrie-Regiment Nr 19. Many entries are
included, especially when he was called back to service during WW I.
$40.00
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10-665
MINI DOCUMENT GROUPING - JÄGER-BATTALION Nr 5 - PRUSSIA.
This is an interesting grouping of items from Jäger-Battalion von Neumann
(1. Schlesisches) Nr 5. The grouping has four key components. [The
soldier’s name is Assmann. He was in the battalion’s 4th
Kompagnie].
*Schäkungsbuch. This book covers Assmann
during the summer of 1897.
*Schieß-Buch. The shooting book was an
important part of a Jäger’s records, since Jägers were
among the German Army’s best marksmen. The book shows his
marksmanship, as well as the theory of marksmanship.
*A book showing his membership in a Jäger
veteran’s organization.
*Liederbuch. This is a song book that was
prepared especially for Jäger-Battalion Nr 5.
All of these items are housed in a special folder, with
Assmann’s name on it.
$195.00
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12-346 MILITÄRPAß AND
WEHRPAß TO A SOLDIER WHO SERVED IN W.W. I AND WWII. This
is a matched pair of service books for a soldier who served
in both WW I and WW II. The man’s last name was Roy. He
was born in 1899. He served as a mechanic in several Flieger
Abteilungs during the war. He was released from service in
1919. His WW II Wehrpaß has his photo. It shows service both
before and during WW II. $250.00 .
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14-66 AVIATION
MILITÄRPAß. An attractively conditioned militärpaß to a soldier who was assigned to Kampfgeschwader
7 O.H.L. Staffel 38. August Eisenberg was born in 1896, and
he entered the army in May 1916. He was first posted to
Flieger-Ersatz Abteilung Nr 3 in Gotha in July 1916 (this
unit stamp and signature of the commander is present). The
unit stamp for Staffel 38 and the signature of the
Staffelführer, a Hauptmann, is also present. Two other later
units are indicated by stamp and they are Flieger Abteilung
Nr 10 in Böblingen-Stuttgart in 1917 and Königl. Preuss
Rüst-Abteilung fur Flieger-Waffen. The last entry that I can
detect is August 1918. A very well marked militärpaß to a
soldier who spent his entire career in aviation units. $225.00
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14-109 SOLDBUCH AND
MILITARPAß TO AN AVIATION SOLDIER.
This Soldbuch and militärpaß belonged to the same soldier.
His last name is Wossner. As we look through his militärpaß,
we see that he was born in 1896 and that he was a native of
Württemberg. We can tell that he passed through the 3rd
Recruit Depot with Infantry Regiment Nr 125 in October 1915.
He was immediately reassigned to Flieger-Ersatz-Abteilung Nr
10 near Stuttgart. Entries continue from his November
reassignment through December 1916 with him attached to
Flugpark 5 (a training depot and point of distribution of
aviation personnel to front line squadrons.). We then see
notations for Flieger-Abteilung (A) Nr 211 which is dated 21
November 1918 so he obviously survived the war. There are
also unit stampings for FA 201 and 210 from the period of
1917-1918. In his Soldbuch we see entries for FA 202, 207,
and210 along with his service in these units. A well traveled
ground crewman by any means. It is unusual to be able to
offer both the militärpaß and the Soldbuch together. $150.00
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13-600 MILITÄRPAß - IMPERIAL GERMAN NAVY.
This is an enlisted man’s militärpaß
from the Navy. The man’s name was Emil Kurt Böttcher.
He was born on 19 November 1890. He entered the Navy on 2 November
1910. He was mustered in and served in 5. Kompagnie IV. Matrosen
Artillerie Abteilung. It appears that he completed his compulsory service
in 1913. He was, however, recalled into the Navy. Many entries appear in the
book that show service through all of WW I. It appears that he was mustered
out of the Navy in late November 1918. Navy militärpaßes
are far scarcer than army ones, because far fewer men served in the Navy. This
book is in excellent condition. It can be a source of excellent research. $75.00
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16-50 MILITÄRPAß.
This is a fairly common militärpaß to a man by the name of
Josef Baldauf, who was born in 1876. He first entered the
Army in 1898 as a member of Infantry
Regiment Nr 65. He served two years
active duty and was placed in the reserves. He was called up
in 1914 and served in a number of units during the war,
including Flieger-Abteilung Nr 7. He survived the war and was
mustered out in 1919. He had a fairly undistinguished career
and won no decorations during the war. One page in the book
is loose but there is a great deal to read on this older
soldier who was called back to serve his country. $75.00
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10-609
MILITÄRPAß - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 77.
This is one of the earliest militärpaßes that I have encountered.
It is for a man who was born in 1851. When he joined the army, he was assigned
to 2. Hannoversches Infantrie-Regiment Nr 77. It was a former
Hanoverian regiment that came under Prussian command when the Kingdom of
Hannover was assimilated into Prussia in 1866. The regiment was garrisoned at
Celle, where it was raised in 1813. Members of this regiment proudly wore a
bandeau showing that they had fought at Waterloo. The regiment was a part of
the X. Armeekorps. The Militärpaß’s front cover advises that the
holder is a part of the X. Armeekorps. It shows his active and reserve
service. As this book is 130+ years-old, it is more delicate than most WW
I-era militärpaßes. Some of the pages are loose, but the document is
complete. $65.00
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10-663
MILITÄRPAß - MG KOMPAGNIE.
This
is an interesting militärpaß from a MG Kompagnie. The
militärpaß’s owner was born in 1894. He entered the army in October
1914. It features unit stamping, as well as special mention of his
qualification with the MG 08.
$75.00
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10-677 MILITÄRPAß - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 167.
This is a militärpaß from 1. Ober-Elsässisches
Infantrie-Regiment Nr 167. The regiment was formed in 1897. It was
garrisoned at Bitsch, where it was attached to the XXI. Armeekorps.
As best as I can tell, the man’s name is Schlitzberger. He was born in 1883.
He mustered into the regiment in 1907, and served in Kompagnie Nr 8.
He saw service in a number of units during WW I. Many unit stamps appear
throughout the militärpaß.
$50.00
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10-613 MILITÄRPAß - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 181 - PRUSSIA.
This is a fascinating militärpaß for a man assigned to Königl Sachs.
15. Infantrie-Regiment Nr 181. Battalions Nr 1 and Nr 2 were garrisoned at
Chemnitz, and Battalion Nr 3 was based at Glauchau. The regiment was raised in
1887 and assigned to the XIX. Armeekorps. It was the next-to-the-last
of the old-line, prewar regiments established before the beginning of WW I.
Only Infantrie-Regiment Nr 182 (also a Saxon Regiment) was newer when
it was established in 1912.
The man to whom this militärpaß belonged to was Albert Harzendorff,
born in May of 1896. He joined Ersatz Battalion Nr 2: 2. Ersatz-Kompagnie
in October 1915. His assignment to an ersatz battalion and
kompagnie shows that his regiment had taken significant casualties little
more than a year into the war. He was later assigned to Reserve-
Infantrie-Regiment Nr 106. Pasted in one of the book’s pages are the
various areas to which his regiment was assigned and the battles in which it
fought. Harzendorff fought on both the Eastern and Western Fronts. He also
fought at Verdun, Soissons and the Somme. Young Albert survived the war.
$50.00
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10-614 MILITÄRPAß AND SOLDBUCH -
TO A SINGLE SOLDIER. This is
an interesting two-document-set to a single soldier. The militärpaß
comes with its matching cover. The soldier, named Rupermann, was born in 1881.
He served in the 4. Magdeburgischen Infantrie-Regiment Nr 67,11th
Kompagnie, from 1903 to 1905. After his initial two-year service, he
returned in 1910 to Infantrie-Regiment Nr 173, which was also a
Prussian regiment. He also served in a variety of regiments during the Great
War. His large, extensive militärpaß slides handily into its protective
cover. Also included is his Soldbuch, beginning in 1914 when he was
recalled for the war effort. Inside its cover is a listing of the action he
saw from 1914 through 1915.
$95.00
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13-118 NAVY LAND PLANE
MILITÄRPAß. The Navy Land Plane
Jastas of the Naval Air Service were relatively small and
quite elite compared to the Navy Sea Plane arm. These
squadrons, which flew in Flanders alongside Army Jastas,
produced some of the best fighter pilots of the war. These
men were often among those with the highest scores of planes
shot down. This Militärpaß was to an enlisted man who
served in one of these jastas, most likely as a ground
crewman. This man first entered the Navy in June 1917 and was
initially assigned to II. Matrosen
Division. He survived the war and there
are entries as late as 1920 in the Militärpaß. Very
difficult to find Militärpaß. $575.00
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10-597
ENLISTED MAN’S MILITÄRPAß - GARDE-GRENADIER-REGIMENT Nr 3.
This is a militärpaß for a man in Königin Elisabeth Garde-Grenadier-Regiment
Nr 3. This very elite regiment was raised in 1860 and garrisoned at
Charlottenburg. This was where the central Prussian palace and home of
Kaiser Wilhelm II were located. As a Garde Regiment, it was assigned
to the Garde-Korps. The name of the soldier was Podszun. He
was born in 1886. He joined the regiment in 1914. The book shows several
interesting entries and bears the rubber stamp of the regiment.
$50.00
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10-571 DOCUMENT HOLDER
AND MILITÄRPAß FOR INFANTRY-REGIMENT
Nr 87.
This is a fine pairing of a militärpaß
and military document holder case for 1.
Nassauischen Infantry-Regiment Nr 87. Nassau
was an independent state that was absorbed by Prussia during
the unification period of the 1850's and 1860's. This small
state fielded two infantry regiments which were, of course,
absorbed by Prussia. Both of the Nassau regiments proudly
fought at Waterloo with the Prussian Army. They were granted
pickelhauben bandeaux commemorating this service by Kaiser
Wilhelm II in the late 1890's. The man to whom this militärpaß
was issued was born in 1882. He first joined the regiment in
1904 and served in its 7th
Kompagnie until 1906. He further served
with Infantry-Regiment Nr 87 in
1911-12. He was then recalled into the army during WW I,
where he served in a Landsturm
Infantry-Battalion. It appears that he
survived the war. The militärpaß has
many regimental and battalion unit stamps in it. Along with
this document is a blue holder bearing the name of his
initial regiment. I am always happy when I can find documents
and holders to the same unit. This was a well-known and proud
regiment of the Prussian Army. $75.00.
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10-567 MILITÄRPAß TO A
SOLDIER SERVING IN INFANTRY-REGIMENT
Nr 145. This is a militärpaß
for an enlisted soldier who served in Königs-Infantry-Regiment
(6. Lothringisches) Nr 145. This
soldier, Georg Oppel, was born in 1875. Thus, in August 1916,
he was forty-one years old. He was mustered in at the recruit
depot and assigned to I. Ersatz-Battalion.
He was later assigned to another infantry regiment and saw
limited action in the war. $50.00.
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10-568 MILITÄRPAß TO A
SOLDIER SERVING IN FÜSILIER-REGIMENT Nr 39.
This is a militärpaß for a soldier serving in
Niederrheinisches Füsilier-Regiment Nr
39. The regiment was raised in 1818
after the Napoleonic Wars and garrisoned at Düsseldorf. The
soldier was named Johan Heinrich Hüsges. He was born in
1883. He performed his military service from 1903-1906. He
was called back to the army during WW I. This contains many
interesting entries. $50.00.
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10-670 MILITÄRPAß - 1870'S GERMAN
ARMY.
This is a militärpaß
for a man born in 1854. The man served in the German Army during the 1870's,
after the Franco-Prussian War. He initially served in Ulanen-Regiment Nr
11, then later served in several Landwehr (Reserve) units
until 1889, when he ended his career. This is an interesting militärpaß.
The front cover is nearly detached from the book, but remains with it.
$70.00
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10-642 MILITÄRPAß FOR A
MAN IN INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 49 PRUSSIA.
This is a militärpaß for a man named Fischer. He was born in 1863. He
joined the army in 1886, and was assigned to Infantrie-Regiment Nr 79.
He also saw service in Leib-Grenadier-Regiment Nr 8. I see service
notes through 1890.
$40.00
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10-643
ASSORTED DOCUMENTS - MILITÄRPAß - ACTING OFFICER OTTO GRUNEBERG.
This is a mini grouping of documents to a single man spanning a period of more
than thirty years. The man to whom these documents belong is Otto Grundeberg.
Grundeberg was born in 1879. He served in Württemberg Nachrichten Battalion
Nr 13. During WW I, he was awarded the Iron Cross 2nd Class on 22 March 1915. He achieved the rank of Acting Officer (Offz. Stellv.)
Assorted personal documents are contained in this mini grouping, including
several letters, receipts for items, a membership card for the
Reichskolonialbund from 1937, and a document dated 1906 that shows him as
a member of the postal service. The latter was his profession before WW I. All
of these documents, including his militärpaß, are housed in a folio
that once housed postcards. The folio sports a large Hohenzollern Eagle on its
reverse. This gives us a good glimpse into the life of an Imperial German Army
soldier.
$195.00
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10-635 MILITÄRPAß - ADOLF ZICSCNHCRMC.
This is a militärpaß for Adolf Zicscnhcrmc, who was born in 1881. He served
during WW I in 1. Kompagnie Armier-Battalion Nr 66. Pasted into this
militärpaß are the various battles in which he fought, including Reims,
Champagne, Soissons, etc. It is interesting to see that his service in this militärpaß begins in 1915, although surely he had seen earlier service
before WW I. This man survived WW I.
$40.00
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10-636 DOUBLE MILITÄRPAß AND SOLDBUCH -
ARMIERUNGS-BATTALION Nr 79.
This is a double militärpaß
(i.e., a militärpaß that has been completely filled out, then replaced
by a later militärpaß) along with a Soldbuch to a soldier named
Dose, who was born 1889. He served in the 4th Kompagnie of Armierungs Battalion Nr 79. While I see many entries for 1915, 1916,
and 1917, I do not see later entries.
$75.00
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10-618 MILITÄRPAß TO A MAN SERVING IN
INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 65. This is a
militärpaß to a man by the name of Baldauf, who was born in March 1876 in
Bavaria. He first entered the army in October 1898. He was assigned to 5.
Rheinisches Infantrie-Regiment Nr 65, where he was assigned to
Kompagnie Nr 3. He finished his two years of mandatory service in 1910. He
served in a number of units all through WW I. He was mustered out of the army
after the war’s end in 1918.
$50.00
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10-634
EARLY MILITÄRPAß - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 71 - FRANCO PRUSSIAN
WAR - 1870-1871. This is a very early militärpaß for a man who
served in the Franco Prussian War of 1870-1871. His surname was Ziesenhenne.
He was born in Prussia in 1850. He was a member of 8. Thüringischen
Infantrie-Regiment Nr 71. He was decorated for bravery in that war. I see
entries in his militärpaß extending into the 20th Century.
It is very difficult to find such an early militärpaß.
$125.00
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10-569 CIVILIAN
IDENTIFICATION PAPERS. This is a
civilian set of identification papers that were issued by the
government of Württemberg to a woman named Linhuber. She was
the dependant of a man who served aboard the S.
M. S. Prinz Luitpold. This was issued in
1914 for a period of twelve years. Perhaps it granted her
specific benefits since she was the dependant of a service
man. It is in excellent condition. $20.00.
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10-698 CIVIL INTERNAL PASSPORT. This is an
internal passport for a German citizen that served as identification papers. This is for a person by the name of
Morgenstern. It was issued in 1908 and is quite interesting.
$40.00
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10-539 XJW PRUSSIAN ENLISTED
MAN'S SOLDBUCH.
This is a rather odd soldbuch.
This man entered the army in 1916. He was assigned to an
Ersatz artillery unit. It actually seems that he may have
been assigned to a Flak unit, although I cannot see that he
was assigned to an air unit. This would make for an
interesting little research project. $75.00 .....
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Veteran's Pipes, Patriotic Pipes,
Smoking Accessories, etc.
10-680 WALRUS TUSK CIGAR CUTTER. This piece is a perfect example of the
cigar cutter as objet d’art. It is created from a curved, ivory walrus
tusk measuring 9 1/2" in length and 1 1/2" in diameter. Walrus ivory was highly-prized
in Germany. Along with elephant ivory, it was used in the fine grips seen on
naval officer’s daggers and swords during the
Imperial Period. At the top of the tusk a fine mechanism has been affixed. A
fine silver, or German-silver band has been engraved as a gift from one friend
to another, saying "Carl Müller s/l Freund Paul Krebs 5 May 1926." The
actual cutting mechanism is on the band. It is a bit stiff, but it operates
well. Perhaps a bit more use and oiling with WD 40 will loosen it up a
bit. I am going to use this example until one of you claims it. It is a
great way to enjoy your cigars as a gentleman did more than eighty years ago!
$695.00
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10-681 TWO-POINT STAGHORN CIGAR CUTTER. Not only was cigar smoking a
tradition in Germany, so was hunting. Even today, German hunters take their
sport very seriously. Hunters took great pride in their accomplishments.
Stags’ horns were routinely mounted and displayed on walls. A small number of
these horns were used in making high-quality cigar cutters. Our example is a
two-point staghorn. It measures about 9 1/4" in length, and 3 3/4" in diameter. Fitted
atop the horn is a fine cigar cutter from Solingen. The example operates
smoothly. It will give you much enjoyment as you smoke your fine cigars.
$375.00
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10-682 ONE-POINT STAGHORN CIGAR CUTTER. Not only was cigar smoking a
tradition in Germany, so was hunting. Even today, German hunters take their
sport very seriously. Hunters took great pride in their accomplishments.
Stags’ horns were routinely mounted and displayed on walls. A small number of
these horns were used in making high-quality cigar cutters. Our example is a
one-point staghorn. It measures about 8 1/4" in length, and 1 1/2" in diameter. Fitted
atop the horn is a fine cigar cutter from Solingen. The example operates
smoothly. It will give you much enjoyment as you smoke your fine cigars.
$275.00
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10-497 1870 IRON CROSS 2nd
CLASS PIPE HEAD. Smoking pipes in
Germany was an art form. Some of the fanciest pipes that you
can imagine were produced for use by the civilian population,
and by veterans who wanted to express their pride in their
military service. The pipe head is more commonly seen and is
small enough to be a pleasing addition to any collection.
This very fine example features an 1870 Iron Cross on a
ribbon. There is no metal cap. Down on the stem we see the
numbers "30/171,"
which means it was a part of a limited edition! These pipe
heads were made of porcelain. This example is finely done
with a gold trim on the top. This item is really in wonderful
condition. $295.00
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10-562 PATRIOTIC IRON
CROSS CIGAR HOLDER. This fiber-based
patriotic cigar holder measures 5 5/8" x 5 5/8." A
large 1914 Iron Cross is embossed in black on the obverse. It
is trimmed in leather. A flap on the reverse allows entry to
the interior where the cigars would have been stored. This
item is MINT. $95.00. . .
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10-598
FIELD STATIONERY PORTFOLIO. This is a small folio that measures 4 ½" x 8
1/4," and held a soldier’s stationery. Printed on the front are two 1914
Iron Crosses along with the word Ondo-Feldschreibmappe (Ondo-Field-Portfolio,
Ondo probably being the maker). On the reverse is a wonderful crowned
Hohenzollern Eagle. Below the eagle is a snap closure that secured the
contents. On the inside is a map, with no indication for which year it was
intended. It is in excellent condition. It would be a great item for a
soldier-display.
$40.00
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Dogtags
Watches & Watch
Fobs
17-360 TRENCH ART WATCH
FOB. I always find watch fobs
interesting. This is an unusual example that sports two small
sections of an artillery shell driving band at the top and
bottom. In between there is a section of red, black and white
silk ribbon. There is some shredding of this ribbon due to
age. Mounted on the ribbon between the two pieces of the
driving band is a bullet’s projectile. The fob’s
backing is made of leather. $55.00 . .
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10-653 INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 26 WATCH FOB. This
is a watch fob for Infantrie-Regiment Fürst Leopold von Anhalt-Dessau (1.
Magdeburgisches) Nr 26. The regiment was raised in 1813, as part of
Prussia’s big troop buildup at the height of the Napoleonic Wars. The regiment
was garrisoned at Magdeburg, and assigned to the IV. Armeekorps. The
watch fob is in the shape of a shoulder strap. It is red and displays the
regiment’s gilt numerals. It also shows a small gilt button on its top. A
connector is at one end for attachment of the watch chain to this. The other
end sports a silver-toned projectile. This is an attractive veteran’s piece.
$65.00
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10-662
WATCH FOB.
This is a watch fob made from an
interesting three-Mark coin. The coin is dated 1913 on its obverse, along
with an image of a German Eagle battling a snake. The coin’s reverse shows a
number of soldiers cheering their Kaiser. The coin measures 1 1/4" in
diameter. It is attached to a frame through which a black ribbon runs. It is
in good condition.
$225.00
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39-32 XJB WORLD WAR I -
PERIOD WRISTWATCH - OMEGA. This is a
consignment item. This is a WW I -era Omega wristwatch. The wristwatch
was a recent development during WW I. Pocket watches were far more common.
With the more active lives (!) led by military officers, it was vital to have
an accurate timepiece that reflected at the Front, and even in the trenches.
This watch was produced by Omega which was and is a well-known Swiss
firm. The watch was created for the German market. It was absolutely
top-of-the-line for the period. Look into the watch’s interior and you will
actually see German silver hallmarkings, etc. This was a highly accurate and,
for its time, a very expensive watch. It comes with a leather band that could
be worn today, if you so desire.
$1,695.00
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Miscellaneous
10-616
CHRISTMAS PIPE AND FRAMED DOCUMENT - KRONPRINZ WILHELM.
Early during the Great War, Kronprinz Wilhelm commonly offered a Christmas
gift to the soldiers under his command. In the past, we have sold part
of this gift. What we offered was a pipe’s head that depicted a
colored-likeness of the Kronprinz, wearing his death’s-head Husaren Attila and visor cap. On the back of the pipe was "5. Armee Weihnachten 1914." I have offered perhaps two or three of these pipe heads.
Today we are offering the complete pipe, in the long style that German
veterans purchased after the war, to display in which regiment they had
served. The pipe has two sections. The lower half is where the pipe head is
attached. This measures 27" in length. The other piece is some 6 ½" long and
attaches to the top, containing the mouthpiece. A problem exists in that an
attachment piece (it would have been quite small) is missing. Thus,
currently the two primary pieces cannot be mated together. This is still fine
for display, as the two pieces can be laid together for this purpose. (If you
are enterprising, you may be able to figure a way to make it work)!
Even more interesting is the framed certificate, which accompanied the pipe
when it was initially given out by the Kronprinz. This certificate comes in a
period wooden frame. The frame measures 13 ½" x 7 ½." The certificate itself
measures 11 ½" x 7 ½." The message of the certificate is to the troops
spending Christmas in France. He writes that his grandfather, Friedrich
Wilhelm (later Kaiser Friedrich III), saluted his brave troops at Christmas
while they were also fighting the French. This is a very fine grouping that
will display beautifully.
$550.00
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10-675
SOLDIER’S RING - FÜSILIER-REGIMENT Nr 36 - PRUSSIA.
This is a ring
for a soldier who served in Füsilier-Regiment Generalfeldmarschall Graf
Blumenthal (Magdeburgisches) Nr 36. This regiment was founded in 1815. The
ring has a shoulder strap in the center which has light blue enamel and the
regiment number in red in the center of the strap. To the left and right of
the strap there is an intricate setting of leaves and I also see a sword.
(Melissa, please look at this item and the description and see if you can
punch it up). On the band which is on either side of the strap we see 1914 and
1917, the years that this soldier had served to date in this regiment. So this
is most likely a war time ring unless he was wounded and invalided out of the
army. This ring is very attractive and is a size 10.
$95.00
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10-666
STEREOPTICON WITH SEVEN PHOTOGRAPHS.
This is
a stereopticon from the WW I period. It allows viewers to see special
photos in a "stereo" mode. This set consists of the special stereo holder and
seven of the special photos. It is a fun period-example of "high tech."
$225.00
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10-664
ENGLISH POW - TRENCH ART PIN CUSHION.
Trench
Art is one of the more interesting areas of collecting within the militaria
hobby. Simply stated, soldiers on both sides, whether actually in the
trenches, in hospitals, or POW camps, had a lot of idle time on their hands.
They showed great creativity with this time by fashioning artistically
pleasing items from articles found on or about the battlefield. Today we are
offering a most unusual item of this genre. It is a pin cushion. It features
a black velvet cushion at its top. This is tucked into an amazing hand
carved display carved from bone. I cannot say what type of bone it is. It
has carvings of birds and flowers, along with the word "Remembrance,"
and the date, 1916. The collector from whom I obtained this
item thought that this was done by a British POW in German captivity. The
bone is mounted on a wooden base. The item stands 4 1/2" tall, overall. The
bone display measures 3" tall and 3" in diameter. Its workmanship is
remarkable. It is a fine item.
$325.00
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10-621
POCKET WATCH WITH PATRIOTIC WATCH CHAIN - PRESENTATION CASE.
This is an ornate presentation of a pocket watch from the Great War Era. The
watch has a twenty-four-hour face with a second hand. The case is
silver-toned. The watch measures 2" in diameter. The watch operates only
sporadically, for a few seconds at a time. Perhaps a watchmaker could do
something to return the watch to a fully functional basis. Attached to the
watch is an interesting, patriotic, watch chain. Interspersed with the regular
links of the chain are three other special links. Two are for the 1916 "Gold
for Iron" program, while the other mentions "The Iron Time." The watch and
chain are housed in a deluxe presentation case made of black leatherette. It
measures 4 1/2" x 4 1/2." Inside the case is a special area where the watch is
housed. The chain is laid in a special compartment right above it.
$450.00
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10-644
XJB IMPERIAL GERMAN-ERA WRISTWATCH.
This is a
consignment item. It is a very fine Imperial German-era wristwatch.
Wristwatches were just coming into fashion, and slowly replacing pocket
watches. If you look closely at this example, it is a combination of the two
watch styles. Two brackets are added to the watch’s top and bottom, where the
strap is attached. The stem is at the right side, rather than the top. Catches
are located, however, where the case’s front and back can be opened like a
pocket watch. The watch movement is Swiss-made but German hallmarks can be
seen on the case. The dial measures 1" in diameter. It has distinctive
markers.
I have wound the watch and it runs. As always with an older timepiece, I
recommend a good cleaning by a qualified watchmaker. These watches became
increasingly popular as WW I progressed. It has a vintage-style, replacement
pigskin band. It is very handsome, with a great look.
$450.00
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10-674
WATCH CHAIN - GOLD FOR IRON.
During the
great War, a patriotic program was born where German citizens donated valuable
items made mostly of gold to help pay for the war effort. This plan was known
as "Gold for Iron" and there numerous items that were given to the people who
gave up their gold. Today we offer a very nice watch chain that measures 18"
in length. Within the links of the chain there are two medallions. The first
refers to the "Gold for Iron" program along with the date 1916. The second
medallion shows a Hohenzollern Eagle on both sides. All the connectors are
present on this watch chain and you may use it on your pocket watch.
$75.00
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10-671
TRENCH ART - PRUSSIAN ENLISTED MAN’S BELT BUCKLE MATCHSAFE.
One of the most popular Imperial Period trench art pieces is a matchsafe made
from an enlisted soldier’s belt buckle. They are usually made from a Prussian
soldier’s belt buckle. I cannot remember ever seeing a matchsafe made from
another state’s buckle. Obviously, Prussia had the largest army. Therefore,
the greatest number of available buckles was Prussian. The matchsafe
let the owner slip an ordinary box of matches into the safe. It protected them
from being crushed. We have two of them, both in very fine condition. They are
made from prewar brass and are extremely attractive. If you smoke and are
tired of carrying a Bic® lighter, this is a great way to carry a box of
matches.
Only one remains available.
$75.00
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10-608 KAISERMANÖVER MAP - 1907.
This is a map
for the 1907 Kaisermanöver. The Kaiser Maneuvers were the German Army’s
annual war games and parades. They were presided over by the Kaiser. Most of
Germany’s royalty and nobility participated in them in some fashion. Folded
up, the map measures 9 1/2" x 6," and when fully
unfolded, it measures 37" x 24 1/2." The map is quite
detailed. It shows the areas that were used for this occasion. When the map is
fully opened, although the map has separated, it is complete. It has separated
into three different pieces.
$125.00
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10-660
MAP OF FRANCE DURING WW 1.
This is
a highly-detailed map of France showing well known areas of the battlefields
during WW I. When
unfolded, it measures 33 1/4" x 43 1/2." When folded it measures 11 1/4" x 8
3/4." It is a period map.
$95.00
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10-600 BINOCULARS IN CARRYING CASE.
Today we are offering an excellent pair of binoculars, suitable for an
officer in the field. The optics are clear and crisp. Inside the case’s lid
is the selling firm’s name. The label states proudly, "Specialität [sic]
Militar-Feldstecher von Gebrüder Thiemer Amberg Bayern." The owner’s name,
A. Keller, is on the case’s security strap. The binoculars display no
markings for the power. They are relatively compact. Based on their size,
they were probably used by a field-grade rather than a company-grade
officer, and most likely one from the Bavarian Army.
At one time, the case’s top half had a small compass mounted on it. The
compass has been lost to time. A homemade leash has been fashioned with
clips for securing the binocular case to a garment or piece of gear. The
leash is then attached to the case’s security strap. This is a great pair of
binoculars -- a set you can actually use!
$150.00
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10-604
1916 KRIEGS-SOAP IN CONTAINER.
We are pleased to bring you yet another
unusual patriotic item. It is a bar of Kriegs-soap. I imagine it was used at
the Front by soldiers taking a quick bath or shave from their helmets, or by
the patriotic Germans back home. The bar measures 1 1/2"
x 2 1/2." It is unused, as the imprint of the
manufacturer, "Kriegs-Seife 1916 F. Wolff & Sohn," is still extant. The
soap bar rests in a plastic box half that I do not believe is original to the
soap. This is an interesting and unusual item.
$75.00
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10-602
FIELD SHAVING MIRROR.
This is a circular mirror that might well have been used
by a soldier shaving at the front. The mirror is 3 1/4" in diameter. It is
colorful, with patriotic sayings. It is a fine item for a soldier’s display.
$90.00
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10-532 CARTRIDGE BOX
PLATE FOR AN ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
This brass plate would have been attached to the front of a
cartridge box of a man assigned to an artillery regiment.
This would date from about 1890-1910.
The detail and quality of this is quite high. $195.00.
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10-509 PEN KNIFE MADE
FROM A DEACTIVATED BULLET. This is
one of the most unusual items of "Trench
Art" I have found. It is a bullet,
complete with shell casing and lead round. First, the bullet
has been activated. Second, the lead portion of the bullet
has been highly modified. The side of the copper shell casing
has also been modified. A notch has been cut in and a lever
has been installed in the shell casing. A small blade similar
to that of a pocket knife also has been installed in the
casing. When the lever is moved from the locked to the
unlocked position in the shell casing, the blade pops up out
of the bullet, producing a perfectly serviceable pen knife.
The first time you activate the slide, it startles you. It is
almost like using a switch blade! $95.00.
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10-619
SMALL PERSONAL DIARY - WW I. This is a small personal diary from the WW I
Era. Only a few of its pages have been used, most of it is empty. The book
measures 6" x 5 1/4." It features a 1914 Iron Cross in its corner. It appears
that the entries are about a family’s genealogy going back to 1794. The book
is in very fine condition. It would be excellent for display purposes.
$95.00
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10-554 PATRIOTIC BANK
NOTE HOLDER. This is a terrific
patriotic bank note holder. It measures 5 7/8" x
4." Embossed on the outer cover are an Iron Cross and
the dates 1914 and 1915.
The name of a woman’s group in Harz that distributed
these pieces to interested people is also included. These
could have been used either as gifts for soldiers, or as
support for war aide or soldiers’ aide. Inside are two
places where one could secure bank notes, papers, or photos.
The woman’s group distributing the holder has its name
displayed again on the inside. This is a lovely patriotic
piece that can be used daily, or as part of a display. $75.00. . .
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10-656 DONATION
RECEIPT - LUDENDORFF SPENDE.
The
Ludendorff Spende was an organization that raised money from veterans to
support the works of General Erich von Ludendorff. Ludendorff was
Generalfeldmarschall Paul von Hindenburg’s primary aide during WW I. He is
often given credit for planning many of the great battles that von
Hindenburg won. This receipt is for ten marks. It bears a reproduction of
von Ludendorff’s signature. The recipient’s name is on the reverse, with the
signature of the regiment that the man was in. It has a unit stamp for
Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr 16 and for an Ersatz-Battalion within
the regiment.
$30.00
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10-657 DONATION
RECEIPT - LUDENDORFF SPENDE.
The Ludendorff Spende was an organization that raised money from veterans
to support the works of General Erich von Ludendorff. Ludendorff was
Generalfeldmarschall Paul von Hindenburg’s primary aide during WW I. He is
often given credit for planning many of the great battles that von
Hindenburg won. This receipt is for twelve marks. It bears a reproduction of
von Ludendorff’s signature. The recipient’s name is on the reverse, with the
signature of the regiment that the man was in. This man was a member of a
Minenwerfer-Abteilung in Infantrie-Regiment Nr 121, a Württemberg
regiment. It has a unit stamp for the regiment.
$40.00
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10-658 OFFICER
PHOTOGRAPH AND DEATH NOTICES.
This is a mini
grouping and photograph for an officer who died in 1929. The officer was a
retired Major (Major a. D.) by the name of Kurt Walter. I believe he was a
member of a Garde-Grenadier-Regiment or Garde-Füßilier-Regiment.
He was awarded the Knight’s Cross with Swords of the Hohenzollern House
Order, along with the 1914 Iron Crosses 1st and 2nd
Class. He was also awarded the Military Merit Cross 3rd Class
from Austria. The large-format photograph measures 4 1/4" x 6 1/2." It shows
troops in the field, with four young officers in the foreground. I believe
that Walter is the second officer on the right, the one with a canvas cover
over his pickelhaube. He died on 2 April 1929 in Göttingen.
$65.00
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10-659 SOLDIER
DEATH NOTICE. This is a death notice for a
veteran of WW I by the name of Georg Möller. He died on 4 September 1922. An Iron Cross is at the top of the death notice.
$5.00
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10-534 PATRIOTIC WALLET
WITH CURRENCY. This is a patriotic
wallet that features an Iron Cross and the dates 1914-1915.
Inside is a 20 Mark note dated February
1914. A nice item for a collector or
re enactor. $75.00
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10-586 PAIR OF CUFF LINKS FOR INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 176.
This is a pair of cuff links for a man who served in 9.
Westpreußisches Infantrie-Regiment Nr 175. Each of these oversized
cufflinks has a recreation of a shoulder strap for an enlisted man serving in
this regiment. It is an interesting veteran’s item. $50.00
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17-51 COMPLETE SET
(1914-1918) OF KARL GÖTZ WEIHNACHTEN (CHRISTMAS) MEDALLIONS.
Karl Götz was one of the leading sculptors of the Imperial
German period and beyond. He specialized in producing Table
Medals and Medallions relating to the Great War and his work
is very much prized. I was delighted to be able to acquire a
complete set (5 ) of the medallions which Götz released for
every year of the war. While there were actually only four
Christmas during the Great War he had produced one for 1918
in anticipation of another holiday. Of course as we all know
today the war ended in November 1918 a full six weeks before
Christmas. These medallions are bronze toned and about 2mm in
diameter or about the size of a U.S. Nickel. Each has a
different obverse along with the initials "K. G."
for Karl Götz. The reverse of each one bears the date, the
legend "Christmas In the Field", and a bough of
holly with a candle. They are all in excellent condition and
represent an example of art of the period that ties in with a
patriotic theme. $595.00
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10-557 ARMY DRUM HANGER.
This is a complete drum hanger for an army snare drum. It has
the leather loop which would have attached to the
drummer’s belt. Hanging from that is the hanger itself,
which features a crowned eagle. Its talons are actually the
attachments from which the drum is hung. The hanger is made
of brass. The entire arrangement is in very fine condition. $95.00 . . .
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10-555 WALL PLAQUE FOR
THE DISSOLUTION OF HUSSAR
REGIMENT Nr 19.
This is rather interesting wall plaque appears to be for the
dissolution of a cavalry regiment. The plaque mentions
"Sächsischen Kavallerie 3. Gchw. Reiter-Regiment
Dresden," which was formally known
as Husaren-Regiment Nr 19.
The plaque, which measures 8 1/4" x 5 ½," is made
of wood. In addition to a metal marker (dated 14
May 1935), a replica 1914 Iron Cross and
a horseshoe are fastened to the plaque. The horseshoe makes
perfect sense when thinking of a cavalry regiment. Also, as
in the USA, a horseshoe is a good luck charm for Germans. It
is a lovely cavalry item to display on your wall, already
complete with its own hanger. $175.00 .. .
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10-652
RED CROSS WORKER ARMBAND - HANNOVER. This is a
Red Cross Worker’s armband. The armband measures 16" x 4 3/4." It is unissued,
but has some water staining all across it. Two stamps on the arm band depict a
Hohenzollern Eagle and mention the Red Cross in Hannover. In the armband’s
center is a large red cross, measuring 4 3/4" x 4 3/4."
$225.00
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10-578 RED CROSS ARM
BAND. This is a cotton arm band that
was worn by men who served in Red Cross units. The basic arm
band is white and has a large red cross in the center. It is
14 ½" long. Around the red cross we see in black "Deutsches
Rotes Kruez." It is in excellent
condition. It would look good on a tunic or displayed on its
own. $150.00
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10-667
CHANGE PURSE - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 136.
This is an interesting change purse from 4. Lothringisches
Infantrie-Regiment Nr 136. This was a Prussian regiment that was raised in
1887. It was garrisoned in Straßburg i.E., where it was assigned to the XV.
Armeekorps. The leather change purse measures 2 1/2"
x 3 3/4" x 3/4." The front of it displays NCO’s
kokarden, the man’s initials ("AN"), and the regiment’s number. Once
the latch is swung away, the purse is opened. It has three small compartments
where change, paper money, or other items could be stored. It is an attractive
personality item that can be added to a display of other items, or shown on
its own. $95.00
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10-668 CURRENCY ALBUM - IMPERIAL GERMAN AND WEIMAR REPUBLIC PERIODS.
This is an album measuring 5 3/4" x 9
1/2." It contains fifteen different types and
denominations of currency from the Imperial and Weimar Periods. The notes date
from 1914 to 1917 during the Imperial Period, and 1919 to 1923 during the
Weimar Period. The Imperial notes range from one to five Marks, while the
Weimar notes range from ten to five million Marks. While five million
Mark-notes seem like a lot, when inflation increased the Germans were printing
notes in the BILLIONS! [We also direct you to our FIELDGEAR MERCHANDISE PAGE,
(click here to see) where we offer other currency denominations that you can
add to this album]. This is a fine piece of history.
$135.00
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10-591 1000 MARK NOTES.
I am happy to announce we have a fresh supply of Imperial 1,000 Mark
notes available once again. This was the largest denomination of currency
offered during the Imperial Period. I would like to point out that GOLD coins
were offered in 10 and 20 Mark denominations. This gives you a
sense of how much money was involved. These are from the series of 1910 and
are oversized. All are in excellent condition and show little use. We can
offer a discount on these if they purchased in quantity.
$15.00
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10-531 THREE ASSORTED 100 MARK NOTES.
This is a assortment of three Bavarian bank notes.
$30.00
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10-592 TWENTY-MARK BANKNOTE.
This is
a twenty-mark banknote. It is from the series of April 1910. It has
seen extensive use.
$7.00
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10-596 ONE-HUNDRED-MARK BANKNOTE.
This is a one-hundred-mark banknote. It is from the series of February
1908. It uses a combination of black and blue ink. The obverse features
a beautiful Hohenzollern Eagle. The reverse displays two maidens flanking
Germania. This note, while used, is in very good condition.
$12.00
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10-683 TWO-MARK-NOTE - WEIMAR REPUBLIC.
This
is a two-mark note from the Weimar Republic Period. The note measures 2 1/2" x
4."
It is dated 1926 and was issued in Berlin.
$5.00
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Official Governmental
Document Stamps
From the Principality of Schaumburg-Lippe
Buy any three or more
of these stamps and receive a 40% discount!!
10-624 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - DIENST SR.
HOCHFÜRSTL. DURCHL. V. REIGIERENDEN FÜRSTEN z. SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This
stamp is circular and measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is light blue, with
Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says
"Dienst Sr. Hochfürst. Durchl. V. Reigierenden Fürsten z. Schaumburg-Lippe." $10.00
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10-625 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - ADJUTANTUR St
DURCHL. D. FÜRSTEN. Z. SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular
and measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is light red, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown
and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Dienst Sr. Hochfürst. Durchl.
V. Reigierenden Fürsten z. Schaumburg-Lippe."
$10.00
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10-626 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE -
Reigierenden St
DURCHL. D. FÜRSTEN. Z. SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular and
measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is light blue, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and
Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Dienst Sr. Hochfürstl. Durchl. V.
Reigierenden Fürsten z. Schaumburg-Lippe."
$10.00
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10-627 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - KAMMERHERR
IHR. HOHEIT DER FÜRSTEN. ZU SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular
and measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is light blue, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown
and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Kammerherr Ihr. Hoheit Der
Fürsten Zu Schaumburg-Lippe."
$10.00
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10-628 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - I.H.D.D.
FÜRSTEN MUTTER Z. SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular and
measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is black, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and
Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "I.H.D.D. Fürsten Mutter z.
Schaumburg-Lippe." $10.00
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10-637
OFFICIAL STAMP - FÜRSTL SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE STAATSANWALTSCHAFT -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular and measures 11/2"
in diameter. It is blue and sports Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms.
The interior of the stamp says "Fürstl. Schaumburg-Lippe Staatsanwaltschaft."
$10.00
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10-638
OFFICIAL STAMP - FÜRSTLICH SCHAUMBURG-LIPPISCHE HOFKASSE -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular and measures 11/2"
in diameter. It is light-brown and sports Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and
Coat-of-Arms. The interior of the stamp says "Fürstlich Schaumburg-Lippische
Hofkasse."
$10.00
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10-639
OFFICIAL STAMP - FÜRSTLICH SCHAUMBURG-LIPPISCHE LANDESKASSE -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular and measures 11/2"
in diameter. It is red and sports Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms.
The interior of the stamp says "Fürstlich Schaumburg-Lippische Landeskasse."
$10.00
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10-640
OFFICIAL STAMP - FÜRSTLICH SCHAUMBURG-LIPPISCHER SEMINAR-DIRECTOR -
STAATSANWALTSCHAFT - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular and
measures 11/2" in diameter. It is brown and sports
Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms. The interior of the stamp says "Fürstlich
Schaumburg-Lippischer Seminar-Director."
$10.00
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10-641 OFFICIAL STAMP - FÜRSTLICH LIPP. REGIERUNG -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE.
This stamp is circular and measures 11/2"
in diameter. It is red and yellow and sports Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and
Coat-of-Arms. The interior of the stamp says "Fürstlich Lipp. Regierung."
$10.00
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10-629
OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - DIENST IHR HOHEIT DER FÜRSTEN ZU -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular and
measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is black and sports
Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms. The interior of the stamp says
"Dienst Ihr Hoheit der Fürsten Zu Schaumburg-Lippe."
$10.00
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10-685 OFFICIAL STAMP - CENTRAL VERWALTUNG IN VERÖCZE -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular.
It measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is dark blue, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown
and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Central Verwaltung in Veröcze
Fürstlich Schaumburg Lippe’sches."
$10.00
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10-686 OFFICIAL STAMP - CENTRAL VERWALTUNG IN VERÖCZE -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular.
It measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is dark red, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown
and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Central Verwaltung in Veröcze
Fürstlich Schaumburg Lippe’sches."
$10.00
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10-687 OFFICIAL STAMP - CENTRAL VERWALTUNG IN VERÖCZE -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular.
It measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is blue, with Schaumburg-Lippe's Crown and
Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Central Verwaltung in Veröcze
Fürstlich Schaumburg Lippe’sches."
$10.00
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10-688 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - DES KREISES BÜCKENBURG
LANDRATH. This stamp is circular. It
measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is red, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and
Coat-of-Arms. It has a slight tear at the top. The stamp’s interior says
"Schaumburg-Lippe Des Kreises Bückenburg Landrath."
$6.00
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10-689 OFFICIAL STAMP - CENTRAL VERWALTUNG IN VERÖCZE -
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. This stamp is circular.
It measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is purple, with Schaumburg-Lippe's Crown
and Coat-of-Arms. It has a slight tear. The stamp’s interior says "Central
Verwaltung in Veröcze Fürstlich Schaumburg Lippe’sches."
$6.00
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10-690 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - LANDSRATHSAMT BÜCKENBURG
ARENSBURG. This stamp is circular. It
measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is brown, with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and
Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Schaumburg-Lippe Landsrathamt
Bückenburg Arensburg."
$10.00
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10-691 OFFICIAL STAMP - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE - AMTSGERICHT BÜCKENBURG.
This stamp is circular. It measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is light brown,
with Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says
"Schaumburg-Lippe Amtsgericht Bückenburg.
$10.00
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10-692 OFFICIAL STAMP - AMT BÜCKENBURG - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE.
This stamp is circular. It measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is blue, with
Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says "Amt
Bückenburg Schaumburg-Lippe."
$10.00
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10-693 OFFICIAL STAMP - AMT BÜCKENBURG - SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE.
This stamp is circular. It measures 1 1/4" in diameter. It is red, with
Schaumburg-Lippe’s Crown and Coat-of-Arms. The stamp’s interior says &qu