A uniform ensemble for a deputy sergeant in the 2nd Royal Bavarian Uhlan Regiment "König", circa 1900Czapka M 1886 with leather body lacquered in black, movable front visor without stitching, silver-plated officer’s heraldic emblem, silver-plated chinscales, officer’s field insignia, royal cockade, ochre-coloured ribbed silk lining (somewhat stained, minor tears), brown leather sweatband. Lanyard of white cloth, silver and blue interweaves, white and blue horsehair plume in a case (replaced), comes with field insignia for enlisted men. Ulanka of steel-green wool cloth with collar, piping and Polish cuffs in crimson red, smooth white buttons, lace for non-commissioned officers, sergeant buttons, angular fencing badge, signaller badge, light-grey silk lining, crimson-red parade cover, epaulettes for enlisted men (squadron button "5"). Furthermore, the steel-green cloth trousers with crimson-red piping as an excellent reproduction. Leather bandolier with cartridge box.Cavalry sword M 89 with nickel-plated single-edged blade, stamped "W.K & C", both sides with banner of loyalty, basket hilt of nickel silver with heraldic lion, rubber hilt, nickel-plated steel scabbard (somewhat stained) with two fixed suspension rings, length 96 cm. Hip belt of white leather with one carrying strap, brass buckle (counterpart missing). Also, a shoulder belt with one carrying strap. Leather straps party re-whitened, slightly damaged in places, traces of wear and age. Comprehensive uniform ensemble. Extremely rare.Condition: II