(H1569) A nice example of a Leistungsbuch for the RJA Sports Badge. Inside, it has a photograph of the holder in uniform as well as being filled in and used. The book has the man's date as 1919 and it is well fille out with entries for 1936 for various field events, to the holder would habe been around 17-18 years of age. He is shown in the photogragh wearing Hitler Youth uniform. It is complete with it's RJA Sports badge, obviously the male form and it is a stick pin fixing, which is maker marked. A nice unusual set. GBP £85.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J789) A Document Grouping to a Wilhelm Jansen consisting of a Covering Letter, his Wehrpass, a Death Citation, A Krim Shield and a officer's leaflet. The wehrpass is nicely filled in with his photograph riveted in place. Many pages are filled in with all his units shown and promotions noted. No decorations are shown, although he was killed in action on 9.11.41. And a covering letter was sent to the family along with the Krim Shield and a full size killed in action citation is also present. There is also the krim shield which is non magnetic and complete with it's backing paper and cloth and it is wrapped in red tissue. It appears this soldier was shot by a sniper. GBP £225.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J879) A Set of 4 Luftwaffe Documents to the same man. The documents consist of 2 promotion documents, a 4 Year Armed Forces Document and an Iron Cross 2nd Class Document. The promotional documents cover him being promoted to Stabsfeldwebel and dated 1942, the first one. The other document relates to him in 1938 being and Oberfeldwebel. These
documents are signed by an Oberst and and Oberstleutnant. Both have been file punched and folded, but they are both in very good condition. Then comes the pen filled in 4 Year
Service Medal Document, this is signed by a General Major and dated 1936. This has been file punched and folded and is in very good condition. The last one is an Iron Cross 2nd
Class Document, again this has been file punched and folded. It is dated 25 Juni 1940 ((Battle of Britain). This one is signed by a General Major. With these, come the man's 4
Year Service Medal which is magnetic and complete with a luftwaffe eagle on the ribbon and an Iron Cross 2nd class that is well used and worn. It is also ringstamped 27. The cross shows considerable wear and tear to the paintwork and tarnishing to the ring etc. A nice researchable grouping. GBP £175.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1103) A nice issued Cross of Honour in Black complete with it's Award Document. The cross is magnetic and is maker marked to the reverse WS with a swan. The award retains virtually all of it's black finish and comes complete with it's original ribbon. The rare document is made out to a Marie Ullmer from Frankfurt and is signed by the Frankfurt Chief of Police and it is dated 1935. It is scarce to get these original documents to this medal. The citation is folded, a couple of creases, but nothing too bad. A rare set. GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1198) A WWI Grouping to an Imil Goss who served in WWI. The grouping consists of his WWI Soldbuch and Wehrpass. Both are in tatty but readable condition. They show he served with several German regiments throughout WWI. Also there is a wartime award document for a Black Wound Badge being a nice unusual printed citation with crossed swords and a steel helmet and this is dated 5.1.1918. Then there is the award document for the Cross of Honour With Swords, signed by the Frankfurt Police President in 1935. To accompany these comes the Black Wound Badge and the Cross of Honour With Swords. Both awards are in very nice condition. A nice unusual WWI grouping to one man. Part of a group of items purchased from a house clearance in Germany. GBP £135.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1551) A German Document Group of 3 consisting of a Cross of Honour Citation to a Katasterobersekretär, which appears to be a Land Registry Officer, his name is Emil Fredrich
Heinrich Bruchschmidt. This was issued in 1935 and has a nice signature to it. Then there is a 25 Year Faithful Service Cross Citation when he was a Vermessungsinspektor, which I believe is a draughtsman. Finally, a very rare War Merit Cross 2nd Class Citation while he was attached to the Navy and based in Paris. The citation is hand stamped and counter signed by an admiral for the marine group commando West, dated 1944. With the three citations comes three medals, a War Merit Cross 2nd Class With Swords, being a nice early Bronze issue complete with it's original ribbon. Then a 25 Year Faithful Service Cross, complete with it's original ribbon and pin. The cross has no enamel damage. And then a Cross of Honour With Swords complete with it's original ribbon with the letters WD and the rare Deumer trademark embossed. A very rare grouping in very good condition. GBP £175.00 (UK Pounds)
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(J1738) A Group of Documents, Medals and a Photograph to one man being a Mountain Troop called Rock. He started out as a Jaeger and the three documents list him as such until the 3rd document which has him listed as an Obergreifreiten. He has stayed with the same unit throughout his course of service being 4/Geb.Jäg.Rgt.91 and the documents cover
from September 1941 to December 1943 and consists of a Black Wound Badge, a Silver Wound Badge and an Iron Cross. The iron cross is signed by an Oberst.u.Stelvv.Div.KDR. Both
the wound badge citations surprisingly are signed in the field by members of the same regiment. The regiment served as part of the 4th Gebirgs division which served in the
Balkans and then Russia in the Southern sector of the Caurcasus and later went to Kuban and was withdrawn to the Crimea in 1943. Also, with the documents come a postcard
photograph of the holder wearing his mountain troop cap with edelweiss flower, The edelweiss cap badge, being a two piece constructed item, with the central gold part of the
flower held by two prongs to the grey zinc. A mountain troop arm edelweis, an Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 that is in overall nice condition with no splitting or cracking to the
frame. The frame has virtually all of it's frosted and burnished finish with the black centre, which is magnetic retaining virtually all of it's paint. The cross although unmarked, is probably a maker 100. This comes with an original piece of ribbon that is nice and clean. Then there is a Black Wound Badge which is the second type being of magnetic metal. The badge is unmarked but near mint condition. Finally, a mid war constructed Silver Wound Badge with the hinge and hook cast in to the main construction of the badge. The badge is maker marked 65. A very nice original grouping that has recently come out of Denmark. GBP £635.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K150) A Nice Group of Items to a Panzer Jaeger consisting of the following pieces
A green canvas Wallet Pouch, A well used Russian Front Medal, with the lacquered finish, peeling, complete with a nice length of original ribbon. A nice used and worn Black Wound Badge, that is marked 118 to the ribbon pin. Then there is the soldiers id disc that gives his blood group as A, his regimental number of 90 and that he was in Bau Kol. 136. Then comes a RAD Pass complete with a photograph of him in Rad uniform wearing the Rad peaked cap. This dates from 1935 and is well filled in. Then there is another little Booklet for Teaching Qualifications. Then there is his Award Citation for the Russian Front Medal and the Award Citation for the Black Wound Badge. This was whilst he was a member of the 1.Pi.Btl.630. The Russian Front Citation is whilst he was in the same regiment as his original dog tag of 136. Then there is his Wehrpass, which confirms the dog tag and was issued in 1939. It is complete with his photograph which is riveted and rubber stamps. There are several entries including some entries to a Panzer Grenadier Regiment 113, this being the last unit, it appears, he served with. There are also promotions noted down, his awards, as well as the fact that he got to the gates of Moscow and served in many different areas and theatres of the war. A nice grouping all in very good condition and worthy of further research. Recently found in a house clearance in Germany. GBP £225.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K607) A Nice family acquired group of Two Citations, Two Badges and some Photographs. The goruping consists of a nice mid war Pilot's Badge maker marked BSW within a clover leaf. The badge retains virtually 90% of it's original finish. The badge has the usual flaw to the eagle's foot and swastika. Then there is a Black Wound Badge being the second pattern steel type, which retains approximately 85% of it's black painted finish. The badge is unmarked. Then there is the Pilot's Citation, named to a Feldwebel Paul Schmidt, this is dated 3.2.43 and signed by a General of the flyers. The citation is folded in four but is still nice and clean. There is also an Award Covering Letter to Paul Schmidt regarding an injury sustained on the 12.6.1940. This relates to his black wound badge. The letter states his wound badge and citation are sent. Then there are 11 photographs showing Herr Schmidt in his uniform with his younger brother, who was an HJ Member being attached to the Luftwaffe Flak Unit. There is a nice one of Paul Schmidt wearing an officers dagger. A couple of him next to his aircraft. One in his pilot uniform. Etc. Then there is A small size Luftwaffe Photograph Album compiled him . The album consists of 51 photographs, with subjects covered being a tank, a hand glider, firing squad party and various Luftwaffe pilot's uniforms etc etc. In good condition. A nice selection. The group was recently acquired from a German House Agent from the centre of Germany. A lovely grouping. GBP £1050.00 (UK Pounds)
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