Untouched grouping to a naval official and Marine-Chefingenieur serving in both, the Kaiserliche Marine and Kriegsmarine for several decades. He was a 1870/71 Franco-Prussian War Veteran and part of the China Campaign. He served in WW1 and saw service as a Kriegsmarine officer after 1935. He must have been serving for over 40 years.
This grouping was sold to a local antique store by his great-grandson. The antique store owner has consigned the grouping to us. It has never been available on the market so far.
There are documents available which however the family did not want to sell at the moment. Name as well as additional service time documents might be available in near future.
Please see other lots at auction.
Kriegsmarine official's brocade belt and buckle. Rare pattern with silvered buckle. Brass. The original price looks to be written to the reverse.
Fine brocade belt with minor patina. No corrosion. Dark blue belt backing with only one small moth damage. The belt and buckle comes in its original cardboard storage container. Height: 7,5cm. Diameter: 17,5cm.
Nice condition 2. Length: 92cm.
Kriegsmarine portepee for his officer's dagger including a loose strap for another portepee.
Two 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class ribbons with clear signs of wear removed from his uniform.
Kriegsmarine official's visor cap chin strap. Silver bullion with nice patina.
Zinc cap eagle with pin. One ex-Kapitänleutnant (Kaiserliche Marine) single shoulder board. Various period time rank pips and buttons in a period time celluloid bag.
