Bavaria, Kingdom. Two Letters From The Royal Bavarian Regiment, C.1830 Hold The underside of the helmet

The underside of the helmet is stamped "21445" on the rear skirt

grey machine embroidery with a Luftwaffe grey wool backer

the other tab with a single silvered bronze rank pip and machine-embroidered silver bullion wire band defaced by a band of black thread stitching

Type II (1864-1935) - Silver gilt with white

Bavaria, Kingdom. Two Letters From The Royal Bavarian Regiment, C.1830 Hold The underside of the helmetThe first letter was sent by pastor Martin Heller to the Bavarian royal government. The exact recipient is illegible, as is part of the date. It is dated to Alsleben (present day part of Trappstadt, northern Bavaria) on May 15, 18XX. Heller asks to become pastor of Knigshofen (present day Bad Knigshofen im Grabfeld) and provides his work experience and former positions as references. The second letter is dated to Wrzburg on August 2, 1833. In the name