IMPERIAL GERMAN RESERVIST PIPE BOWL LOT OF 11

WWI Imperial German pipe bowl lot to include 1) Reservist pipe bowl named to Musk. Loennecker of 5. Comp. 91 Rgt. of Oldenburg 1899-01 2) Reservist pipe bowl named to Res. Post of 6. Comp v. horn 13 Rhinish No. 29 Trier 1894-95 from Berlin. 3) Named reservist pipe bowl named to Friedr. Schafer The front depicts a soldier shaking the hand of his uncle with crossed flags and a crown above and 137 epaulette below. The reverse has a farmer plowing the field, two horses and Zum And. Gew. v Neffen Friedr. Lubking 2. Comp. Inft. Rgt. No. 137 of Hagenau 1899. 4) Reservist pipe bowl named to Gefreiter Schmid. The front depicts a column of Artillery pulling a heavy machine gun up a hill. The reverse "Andenken a m Dienstz" 2. Bad Art. Rgt. No. 30 Rasat 1902-04 5) Reservist named pipe bowl named to Gefr. Schmidt of 3. Escadronold Nr. 19 Oldenburg 1890-93 Dragoner Rgt. with hairline 6) Large reservist pipe bowl and reservior named to Reservist Dietz The front depicts three men in uniforms walking through the door. Soldier standing at attention in front of Guard house, 2 blue and white pillars, Bav. Lion with shield. The reverse, Reserve der 8. Comp. KGL. Bayer 4. Infr. Rgt. Konig Karl v. Wurtemberg, Metz 1889/1902 with roster. 7) Named reservist pipe bowl named to Roetlichs of 8the Battery 2nd Field Artillery ok Coln with a full roster to the reverse. 8) Military occupational pipe bowl of a locksmith with a working pic named to Josef Dederichs with the dedication Vivat Lieber Freund (Live it up my friend) and was a member of the 132nd Infantry Regiment. 9) Named reservist pipe bowl named to Gefr. Weitzel of 1. Comp. Grossh Hess. Inf. Rgt. Nr. 118 of Mainz 1892-94 with a roster to the reverse. This reservist was extreamly happy due to his time being shortened from 3 to 2 years of service. This was the first year Germany enacted that change. 10) Named reservist pipe bowl named to Res. Horn Hofer of the 12 Comp. Inf. Rgt. Makgraf Karl 7 Brandenburg Nr. 60 Weissenburg Els with a roster to the reverse. 11) Large pipe bowl and reservoir of a student pipe club named to H. Allmenroder