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An Imperial Shooting Cord and three Imperial Shooting Badges, dated 1909 and 1910 Yellow braided round cord made of wool (minimal discoloration), with an attached imperial crown (gold-plated non-ferrous metal) featuring a sword and scepter (total length approx. 50 cm). Gold-plated “Imperial Insignia” of the Infantry, 1909, dark blue cloth backing and metal backplate (non-magnetic), along with another (Bavarian) insignia from 1909, without cloth backing or backplate. A gold-plated Bavarian “Imperial Insignia” for the infantry from 1910, with a midnight-blue cloth backing and a sheet-iron backing plate. Unrelated but contemporary black case (dimensions approx. 24.5 x 19.5 cm), lined with blue velvet, marked on the lid “E. Klein & Cie, Jewelers, Royal Court Purveyors, Stuttgart, Königsstrasse 62.” Only slight signs of age and wear. Rare and impressive. Condition: II +
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