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(V1331) A German WWII Iron Cross 1st Class Citation, issued in January 1944 to an Oberfeldwebel Herbert Pense of 2. Art.Reg.96 who was attached to the 6 GEB division, which was operating in the Norwegian area. The citation is in used and worn condition and has a tear and fold in the corner, as can be seen on the scan. The citation though is an ideal display piece and is priced for condition. GBP £80.00
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(CS65) A Post War Document being a replacement for an award to a member of the Grossdeutscheland regiment.
The citation is to a pioneer for the general assault badge. It is all stamped up and includes a copy as well. In vgc it is folded also. GBP £45.00 (UK Pounds)
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(CS681) A Pair of German Documents to a German Medical Doctor. The first citation is a full citation for a Russian Front Medal. It is dated 1st August 1942. It is signed by a chief physician and rubber stamped. The second is a field notification citation for the Iron Cross 1st Class from 1st battalion of Gren Reg. 337 and was for action on the 14.4.1943. This like the first one, is folded once. A rare pair of citations to a doctor who would normally only qualify for the War Service Cross and not the Iron Cross. This doctor must have done something pretty spectacular to qualify for this award. The 337 Grenadier Regiment was part of the 208 Infantry Division commanded by Gen Maj Karl Von Schlieben and this division fought heavily in France, and was transferred to Russia where it was in the central sector in January 1942. It also took part in the Kursk offensive in 1943, where it sustained very heavy losses. The document shows the Doctor was wounded and sent the best along with the Iron Cross and Citation from this Grenadier Regiment where it was stated they hope he recovers quickly. A great talking piece, a grouping that has the edge. GBP £99.00 (UK Pounds)
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(CS1271) An HJ Flak Helpers Certificate being in poor condition. The certificate is made out to a Hans Schrader who was born on 22.10.28 and served from 1.8.44-15.1.45. The citation has been trimmed and has also lost a little due to bad storage as can be seen from the scan. A scarce citation to find. GBP £50.00 (UK Pounds)
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(S129) A German Officer's Promotion Document to an Ernest Gall who was promoted to a Major on 1.1.1939 but with effect from 1.10.1938, the date of the occupation of Sudatenland. The citation is very well filled out, with gold leaf lettering and has a facsimile of Hitler's to the base along with von Brauchitsch's signature. The citation also comes with its outer cover, showing a gold blocked eagle holding a swastika. There is also some research with this document. And it maybe that this officer was incharge of the "Amber Room" from the Tsars palace and knew what happened to it. SORRY I SOLD ON 21.5.25 FOR GBP £375.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V1928) A German War Merit Cross 2nd Class Citation to a Reg Insp. Bischoff, awarded on Hitler's birthday in 1941. This was issued by a General of Flak artillary and commander of Luftgau 7. A nice unusual citation to a very unusual rank. Nicely filled out. SORRY I SOLD , FOR GBP £55.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V2450) A Group of Documents to Unteroffizier Alfred Wanderer of the 1st Panzer Abteilung 129. He was awarded the following citations, Russian front medal on 15.8.42, the iron cross 2nd class on 24.6.1944, signed by a General Leutnant and Divisional commander, a wound badge in black on 26.5.1944, a wound badge in silver, from 27.9.1944, a panzer battle badge, type written example on 10.8.1941, as such, this man served with the 21st panzer regiment, part of the 20th panzer division. There is a notation with his service etc, showing the unit ended up in Italy. There is also a war graves commission printout that shows this Unteroffizier was killed in action on the 29.4.1945 in Italy, within a week of the end of the war!! It is believed by us that the other grouping to the WWI veteran Alfred Wanderer may possibly be his father?
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(NCI369) A German Part Set to Bartholomaus Gruber who was killed in action on the 26.4.1943. The grouping consists of three pages that have been ripped out of a photo album. The first one shows a de-nazified iron cross. To the reverse of this you have an inscription "zur Erinnerung an unfeen libel, guen bartl"
There is a photo of him with two flowers and a black ribbon. To the reverse is a memorial card made out to him, saying he was a gefr. in a Grenadier Regiment. The third page shows a photograph of his grave. To the reverse of this are three photo's, all labelled 1940. Finally with it comes a Russian Front Medal without ribbon. The award is in very nice condition and is a nice Early example. The award appears to be ringstamped but is only partially readable. For the group SORRY I ON HOLD AS OF 23.11.25 FOR GBP £100.00 (UK Pounds) 
