The Kaiser’s Prize (Kaiserschiessabzeichen)

[KAGGR#1]

While the case was open , I wanted to show a couple of more Kaiser Prizes
One with 3 wins
and the other shows the old way they added an extra date
Steve

 

[KAGGR#1]

In the Stauffer auction April 13
was a reserve photo of a soldier from I R 31
with copies of his 1909 Kaiser Prize
much like the one Willie posted some time back
I R 31 was " The King of Kaiser Prize Winners "
Steve

 

[KIR145]

Steve, wonderful badges and picture - thank you very much for showing! Best regards, Jens

Kaiserabzeichen 1903, 1906,1907: 8. Komp. Inf.-Rgt. Nr.116
Kaiserabzeichen 1900 & 1901 maybe: 7. Komp. Füs.-Rgt. Nr.34 or 12. Komp. Inf.-Rgt. Nr.48

 

[KAGGR#1]

Steve, wonderful badges and picture - thank you very much for showing! Best regards, Jens

Kaiserabzeichen 1903, 1906,1907: 8. Komp. Inf.-Rgt. Nr.116
Kaiserabzeichen 1900 & 1901 maybe: 7. Komp. Füs.-Rgt. Nr.34 or 12. Komp. Inf.-Rgt. Nr.48

Jens
Many thanks
Great info
Steve

 

[03FAHNEN]

From what can be seen in this vintage catalog, it is that if single dates are sold, it is because there were badges without numbers so that the corresponding date could be added later.

 

[KAGGR#1]

From what can be seen in this vintage catalog, it is that if single dates are sold, it is because there were badges without numbers so that the corresponding date could be added later.

Many thanks
Great information
Steve

 

[Steve Nick]

From what can be seen in this vintage catalog, it is that if single dates are sold, it is because there were badges without numbers so that the corresponding date could be added later.

Thanks for posting that. It answers the question as to why the No date badges existed.

Very helpful.

 

[LangeKerl]

While the case was open , I wanted to show a couple of more Kaiser Prizes
One with 3 wins
and the other shows the old way they added an extra date
SteveView attachment 44543View attachment 44544

Great examples Steve!

 

[KAGGR#1]

Great examples Steve!

Willi
Thank you
Steve

 

[John Josef]

From what can be seen in this vintage catalog, it is that if single dates are sold, it is because there were badges without numbers so that the corresponding date could be added later.

Simply fantastic to have period source material.

 

[LangeKerl]

An interesting ribbed wool example

 

[KAGGR#1]

An interesting ribbed wool example

Nice example
Steve

 

[KAGGR#1]

Here is a double date King Infantry
1900 & 1908
Saxon Fusilier Regt 108 / 5 Kp
Steve