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A uniform ensemble for a non-commissioned officer in the Royal Bavarian 2nd or 4th Chevaulegers Regiment, dated 1903 Tunic made of steel-green gabardine (a few small holes) with a stand-up collar, lapels, and Swedish cuffs in red insignia color, smooth nickel-plated iron buttons (traces of rust, one missing on the back at the lap), non-commissioned officer’s epaulets (darkened), unbuttoned red parade flaps (moth hole, silky reddish lining faded), sewn-in shoulder pieces for enlisted men made of red cloth. Silky gray inner lining (with a few small holes and tears) featuring an inner chest pocket containing the label of the Munich court purveyor Zöltsch for “Einj. Königer,” dated September 26, 1903. Also included are steel-green trousers made of the same cloth (moth holes) with red side stripes and black-lacquered iron buttons by Zöltsch, leather leg straps, and a white cloth lining (small holes), and, attached to a waistband strap, the owner’s label from Zöltsch for “Königer,” dated September 26, 1903. Partially slightly damaged; shows signs of wear and age. Condition: II -
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