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Official Max Reischl - a bicorne for civil servants with original case and gloves, 1886–1912 Stiff crown with black silk-mohair covering, featuring a gold bouillonnais clasp on the side attached to a gold button with a relief-embossed Bavarian lion, a white-and-blue ribbed cockade, and gold cords at the tips of the brim. Very well-preserved, pleated brown silk lining with gold manufacturer’s imprint “Steinam & Co. Würzburg” and original size label “57,” brown leather sweatband (a few small areas missing). In the original cardboard case (one fastening ring is missing) with a metal carrying handle; inside are a pair of white leather gloves (with some missing sections), Reischl’s business card, and a “Directory of Forms for the Royal District and Regional Courts of Bavaria” (1901). Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Rare ensemble in its original condition. Max Reischl (1856–1925) was a Royal Bavarian District Court Judge at the District Court in Munich. Provenance: Directly from the family collection. Condition: II
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