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Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 4th Field Artillery Regiment “König,” 1st Battery, Augsburg, 1902–1903. (Lot: 1036)
$ 550 fee: 22.5%A superb regimental stein commemorating the service of Sanitäts-Soldat Diem with the 4th Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “König,” 1st Battery, stationed in Augsburg.
Vibrant hand-painted panels show galloping artillery teams and gun crews in action, framed by patriotic mottos such as “Two years we served for Germany’s peace and honor.” Pewter lid shaped like a shell, topped by a detailed cannon finial and relief war scenes. Handle with Bavarian lion thumb lift, interior lithophane depicting soldier and sweetheart.
An expressive and richly detailed early 1900s Bavarian stein — combining fine craftsmanship, color, and symbolism of artillery pride. -
Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 3rd Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Regent Luitpold von Bayern,” Fahrer Weidl, Munich 1903–1905 (Lot: 1035)
$ 650 fee: 22.5%finely painted regimental stein commemorating the service of Driver Weidl with the 3rd Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria,” stationed in Munich, 1903–1905.
The body depicts vivid hand-painted artillery scenes — horse-drawn batteries charging into action, gun crews firing, and soldiers returning to the barracks. Center medallion features the crowned monogram “L” flanked by portraits of King Ludwig III and Prince Regent Luitpold.
Handle lists comrades-in-arms from the same battery. Pewter lid topped with a mounted cavalryman, richly engraved with battle motifs; thumb lift shaped as the Bavarian lion. Interior lithophane shows a soldier with cannon.
A beautiful and historically rich example of early 20th-century Bavarian military craftsmanship — vibrant, detailed, and full of regimental pride.
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German M16 Steel Helmet (Lot: 1034)
SOLDAn original German steel helmet Model 1916 (M16), as used during the First World War. The shell is made of steel with the characteristic outward vent lugs on the sides, which also served as mounts for the additional frontal armor plate (Stirnpanzer). The surface retains a significant amount of its original factory-applied field green paint.
The interior features the early liner system: a metal band with three leather pads connected by a drawstring. Original chinstrap are still present, which is rarely encountered. On the left skirt of the shell, the manufacturer’s stamp “G62” is clearly visible, indicating the maker and shell size (62).
Helmets of this type were the first mass-produced steel combat helmets adopted by the German Army, marking a turning point in military equipment during the First World War, which replaced the vulnerable leather Pickelhaube. Thanks to their robust design and protective qualities, the M16 became the prototype for later models, including the M17, M18, and the interwar variations.
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German M16 Stahlhelm – Early Type with Rare Complete Leather Band Liner, All Original Paint. Extremely rare! (Lot: 1033)
$ 1,245 fee: 22.5%An exceptionally well-preserved German M16 combat helmet from the First World War, in a rare and highly desirable state of originality. This is an early-production example, easily identified by its large external lugs (“ventilation lugs”) designed both for airflow and to accommodate an additional brow plate.
The helmet retains 100% of its original field-gray textured paint, with a beautiful, untouched patina that speaks to its age and authenticity. Unlike later examples with replaced or refurbished interiors, this piece still contains its original leather liner band, complete with the three-pad leather system and remnants of the interior drawstring. The leather shows wear consistent with service use but remains stable and complete.
Maker’s mark and lot number are clearly visible inside the shell (stamped G62), confirming both the size and manufacturer. The split pins remain tight and untouched, further underlining the helmet’s originality.
Helmets of this type and condition are seldom encountered on the market, as most surviving examples were either repainted, reissued in WWII, or have suffered liner replacement. This untouched example represents a textbook collector’s piece.
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German M16 Steel Helmet with Camouflage Paint (Lot: 1032)
$ 1,350 fee: 22.5%This is an original German M16 steel helmet from the First World War. The shell is made of steel with the characteristic outward vent lugs, which also served as fittings for the additional frontal armor plate (Stirnpanzer). The surface retains traces of the factory finish with an overpainted camouflage in the so-called Buntfarbenanstrich style — the typical multi-color pattern introduced in 1916, featuring green, ochre, and brown segments divided by black lines. The paint shows natural wear, confirming its authenticity.
Inside, the original leather liner, complete with its three leather pads and metal band, is preserved, along with the chinstrap. On the rear skirt of the shell, the stamped marking “G62” is visible, indicating the manufacturer and the shell size (62). Additional factory markings are also present on the interior.
Helmets of this type were introduced to the German Army in 1916, replacing the earlier leather Pickelhaube. Thanks to their strength and protective qualities, the M16 became a symbol of the German soldier of the First World War and served as the foundation for the entire line of steel helmets leading up to the M35 of the Second World War.
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Military Aircraft Observer Badge (Lot: 999)
$ 1,775 fee: 22.5%Very fine example manufactured by C.E. Juncker Berlin. Silver-plated base metal, hollow-embossed, reverse with sunburst plate. Without maker mark.
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Order of Military Merit with Swords, 2nd Class (Commander’s Cross), early type (Lot: 963)
€ 950 fee: 22.5%Order of Military Merit with Swords, 2nd Class (Commander’s Cross), early type
Bulgaria, instituted 1891
Commander’s Cross of the Order of Military Merit with Swords on a neck ribbon in black, yellow and white. The cross is enamelled in deep red with applied gilt swords. The white-bordered central medallion bears the inscription “За военна заслуга” and the date “1891”, with a raised heraldic lion at centre. The suspension takes the form of a princely crown with red and green enamel, characteristic of the early version of the order. Condition: good, with minor age-related wear. -
Order of Military Merit with Swords, 2nd Class (Commander’s Cross) (Lot: 962)
€ 950 fee: 22.5%Order of Military Merit with Swords, 2nd Class (Commander’s Cross)
Bulgaria, instituted 1891
Commander’s Cross of the Order of Military Merit with Swords, suspended on a neck ribbon in black, yellow and white. The cross is covered in deep red enamel, overlaid with gilt swords and a laurel wreath. The central medallion features the Bulgarian rampant lion on a dark red enamel ground, within a white enamel ring inscribed “За военна заслуга” and dated “1891”. The suspension is formed as a royal crown with green and white enamel detailing. Fine quality execution typical of early issues. -
Reichsmarine Officer’s Dagger M 21 (Lot: 960)
$ 2,950 fee: 22.5%Black horn or synthetic grip with intact wire wrapping, plain rhomboid blade without maker’s mark, pommel and crossguard made of brass, hammered scabbard, the suspension bands in rope form with decorative knots, the rings with rope decoration, complete with knotted portepee sword knot. An honest dagger.
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Imperial German Navy Officer’s Dirk (Lot: 952)
SOLDOfficer’s dirk of the Kaiserliche Marine, late 19th – early 20th century. Bone grip with twisted brass wire wrap, Imperial crown pommel with fine relief detailing, anchor motif on the crossguard. Engraved brass scabbard with two suspension rings. Blade in good condition, complete set.
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Tyrolean Commemorative Medal 1914–1918 (Österreichische Tiroler Denkmünze) (Lot: 470)
$ 50 fee: 22.5%Original Tyrolean Medal, issued in Austria to honor the resistance of Tyrolean militia and local citizens during World War I.
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• Era: World War I, 1914–1918
• Material: Bronze
• Diameter: Approx. 33 mm
• Obverse: Features the Austrian imperial eagle
• Reverse: (Can provide photo if needed)
• Ribbon: Original triangular red and white ribbon with green edging
• Condition: Good vintage condition with some signs of age (see photos)This medal holds historical and collectible value—a great addition to any collection of Austrian or military memorabilia.
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Medal for the Prussian-Danish War of 1863–64. Original. Bronze (Lot: 469)
$ 90 fee: 22.5%Offered here is a rare and authentic medal awarded for participation in the Prussian-Danish War of 1863–64, instituted by King Wilhelm I of Prussia on September 20, 1864. This medal was awarded to soldiers of Prussia and allied states who took part in military actions against Denmark.
Description:
• Material: Bronze
• Diameter: approx. 29 mm
• Obverse: Profile portrait of King Wilhelm I with surrounding inscription
• Reverse: Inscription “Für Tapferkeit im Kriege 1864” (“For Bravery in War 1864”) within a laurel wreath
• Ribbon: Original (black-white-red), minor signs of age possible
• Condition: Excellent for its age, clear details, beautiful patina, no damageA rare historical artifact of interest to collectors and researchers of 19th-century German military history.
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Commemorative Medal Honoring Kaiser Wilhelm II (Lot: 86)
$ 25 fee: 0%An original commemorative medal issued in honor of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the last German Emperor and King of Prussia, who reigned from 1888 to 1918. The medal was produced either during his reign or shortly after his abdication as a tribute to his historical significance.
Details:
• Period: Late 19th to early 20th century
• Condition: Good collectible condition with natural age patina
• Purpose: Commemorative (non-award) medal, typically issued for ceremonial events, anniversaries, or as a souvenirA noteworthy historical artifact from the era of the German Empire. A fine addition to any collection focused on monarchy or Imperial German memorabilia.
