Kürassier Regt. Nr.4 Koller from Kavallerie Museum Vornholz

[Tony without Kaiser]

Many of us are posting our winning bids from the last Herman Historica auction #107 13 Nov 2025 from the Kavallerie Museum Vornholz.

Here is the issued KR Nr.4 Koller from Kavallerie Museum Vornholz. Obtaining an issued Koller is a significant acquisition.

Kürassier-Regt. von Driesen (Westfälisches) Nr.4 (Münster) VII Armee Korps.

It’s Kammer, size, and BA stamped in several places. It’s worn, filthy, small period repairs, and I absolutely love it. This is no “Garniture 0 or I” parade uniform. This old soldier was worn in the field. It’s made from a cream-colour Kirsey which is tough like Krupp steel.

I’m going be lazy and use Herman Historica images, as it’s basically free advertising.

Does anyone have a decent photo of this Koller in Kavallerie Museum Vornholz?

 

[John Josef]

Congratulations Tony it looks very nice.

 

[Jeff R]

Oh that's glorious Tony - congratulations! Love the outstanding markings and the Fechtabzeichen. This guy knew his way around a lance!

 

[cptbob]

Congratulations Tony!! What a beauty!

 

[Doug B]

Fantastic of course Tony!

 

[CLOVIS 57]

Magnificent!!! Tony
I bought the Pallasch M1854 from this regiment at the auction of the Jean-Louis Larcade estate in Nevers. I'll post a photo.

 

[Khukri]

Many of us are posting our winning bids from the last Herman Historica auction #107 13 Nov 2025 from the Kavallerie Museum Vornholz.

Here is the issued KR Nr.4 Koller from Kavallerie Museum Vornholz. Obtaining an issued Koller is a significant acquisition.

Kürassier-Regt. von Driesen (Westfälisches) Nr.4 (Münster) VII Armee Korps.

It’s Kammer, size, and BA stamped in several places. It’s worn, filthy, small period repairs, and I absolutely love it. This is no “Garniture 0 or I” parade uniform. This old soldier was worn in the field. It’s made from a cream-colour Kirsey which is tough like Krupp steel.

I’m going be lazy and use Herman Historica images, as it’s basically free advertising.

Does anyone have a decent photo of this Koller in Kavallerie Museum Vornholz?

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Tony,

Just checked my Schloß Vornholz photograps and vids...sorry...no chance. Realy nice Koller!

 

[Sandmann]

Congratulations Tony. A really nice addition to your marvelous collection

 

[kuerassier]

behind the drum

 

[Tony without Kaiser]

// This guy knew his way around a lance! //

Be careful, you could put an eye out.

 

[Tony without Kaiser]

behind the drum

And there it is. Vielen dank Olaf!

 

[J.LeBrasseur]

Very cool Tony!

 

[Oldenburg]

It has found a worthy new home!
Congratulations!
Best regards
Frank

 

[argonne]

Kammer stamped pieces always are the best stuff!!!
Philippe

 

[Bobted]

What is a Kammer? Very cool uniform its nice to get something from such a prestigious collection. Rob

 

[Bobted]

Some photos I found online.

 

[cptbob]

What is a Kammer? Very cool uniform its nice to get something from such a prestigious collection. Rob

Kammer pieces are issued pieces. Kammer is the depot. We would call it GI, government issue

 

[Khukri]

What is a Kammer? Very cool uniform its nice to get something from such a prestigious collection. Rob

-Regimental Quartermaster Warehouse.
-Kompanie-Eskadron-Battery Quartermaster Store.
-markings/stamps were added upon arrival on Regimental Echelon.
-I can be wrong: I doubt the Komp/Esk/Batt Echelons were allowed this kind of markings.
-No doubt there are specialist here to help us out.
Thank you,
Francis

 

[KAGGR#1]

Many of us are posting our winning bids from the last Herman Historica auction #107 13 Nov 2025 from the Kavallerie Museum Vornholz.

Here is the issued KR Nr.4 Koller from Kavallerie Museum Vornholz. Obtaining an issued Koller is a significant acquisition.

Kürassier-Regt. von Driesen (Westfälisches) Nr.4 (Münster) VII Armee Korps.

It’s Kammer, size, and BA stamped in several places. It’s worn, filthy, small period repairs, and I absolutely love it. This is no “Garniture 0 or I” parade uniform. This old soldier was worn in the field. It’s made from a cream-colour Kirsey which is tough like Krupp steel.

I’m going be lazy and use Herman Historica images, as it’s basically free advertising.

Does anyone have a decent photo of this Koller in Kavallerie Museum Vornholz?

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Tony
IMO it is great that you have this Koller from the museum
I have a few photos of displays at the museum take by Tom Dolan
back in the 1980's
he made me a dup set
give me time to locate them
good for you !
Steve

 

[KAGGR#1]

behind the drum

Excellent
Yours is bottom , right
Steve