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(M213) A Large Mountain Group of Photographs to a member of the 11th.KP.GWB.JAG.REG 99 consisting of over 170 photographs ranging from the invasion of France through to capturing prisoners, several action shots of river scaling, occupation, mountain shots, marching troops, parades etc. There are also some pre war RAD photographs in amongst the grouping. Then there are two Award Documents made out to an Obergefreiter Thomas Zint. One is for the iron cross 2nd class, and this is nicely hand inscribed and signed by General Major and Divisional Commander (General der Gebirgstruppen) Hubert Lanz (22 May 1896 – 15 August 1982 And Holder of the Knights Cross with Oakleaves ). and awarded on the 23.7.1941. Then there is an Award Citation for the Black Wound Badge dated 13.9.1941. This is signed by a Major and Battalion Commander. Both citations have good stampings to them. The iron cross documents is nice in that it has the KDO.1. GEB.DIV. which is a very nice stamping to acquire along with the pen signature. There is also a preliminary letter regarding the wound badge made out to a Thomas Zint. This again is signed by the major and commander DES III.GEB.JAG.REG99. This is folded but in good condition. Then there is a feldpost Postcard showing the march of this division from the 10.5.40 to 10.7.1940 through France. There is also a Telegram saying that Thomas Zint has been killed in action on the 27.1.1945. A post Card photo of him wearing his EKII, Black Wound badge, Infantry Assault badge and the medal for the Crusade against Comunisum, There is also a letter to his Father dated 1936, a couple more Postcards sent to Ludwig Zint. A blank service book., German KenKarte to Josef Zint dated 15.9.1946 and then 6 WWI Postcards showing Josef Zint in various WWI uniforms. There are lots of other items including feldpost letters. This is a superb family group, worthy of lots of research, with two citations signed by an important WWII General who was arrested for war crimes at the end of WWII. The group was acquired from a collector in Denmark. GBP £750.00 (UK Pounds)

(T686) A Grouping consisting of the NSDAP Service Cross in Case for 10 Years, being a bronze plain cross, which is the early one piece coupal type, complete with its original Ribbon. The Case for this example is in very good condition and is opened by a vacuum seal and there is, to the top a gold blocked eagle, on a brown simulated leather and to the base, on the underside, the mark RZM M1/34. Then there is a 15 Year Service Cross in its Case of Issue. The cross is a multi-construction type being the slim version, with very fine blue enamel and silver highlights. The cross is ring marked 19 and has no enamel damage, scratches or chips. It is complete with its original ribbon and although it has its blue case, this has suffered with the loss of one side and a repair with sticky tape. The underside of the base is also marked RZM M1/120. There is also a two place Ribbon Bar with the emblem for the 10 and 15 Year Service Crosses. With this comes two Full Size Citations for the Party Crosses. These have been folded in half, and are in very nice condition. These are made out to an Adolf Frund who was an Early party member being from Gau Thuringen. His golden party number was 77272. The citations are dated 30.1.1940 and there is a facsimile of Adolf Hitler's signatures to the base. A superb set to find. Not seen such a set for many many years. SORRY I SOLD (UK Pounds)
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(V2485) A Grouping of three being an Iron Cross 1st Class, an Iron Cross Court mounted 2nd Class, and a Courtmounted War Merit Cross. The grouping has some history as there is a label attached that states that this was the property of and Unteroffizier Johann Tessner who was killed in action on 29.1.1944 when his Juncker 88 was destroyed. It also states the awards were given to Steven Hall of Brighton. All in nice overall condition. SORRY I HAVE SOLD IN 2024 FOR GBP £475.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V2449) A nice Document Award Group to a German party member who served in WWI. There is his SA Ausweiss, with many stamps and his photograph. The holder is called Alfred Wanderer. He is entitled to a black navy wound badge from WWI, and amongst other things, the iron cross 2nd class and cross of honour. The photograph shows him wearing his awards in SA uniform. There is also a secondary SA Pass from 1943, again with him in military uniform. There is also his cross of honour Citation, iron Cross 2nd class Citation, a couple of other award Citation (please see scans). There is also his WWII Wehrpass, with a phtograph with him in civvies. . Other than this, the pass is clean and unfilled. He was attached to the kriegsmarine. There is also his NSDAP Party Membership Book which dates from 1939 to 1944 and there are many stamps including the 1939 reichsparteitag stamp. The pass is nice and clean and again, has his photograph inside in civvies. His membership number was 3829942. A Superb and Rare to find grouping. SORRY I SOLD ON 12.3.25 FOR GBP £395.00 (UK Pounds)
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(V3268) A German Document Group to August Rose. The recipient was a sergeant in one of the SS police regiments and was listed missing in action on the 9th July 1944 and later recorded as died as a pow in a Russian camp on 11.2.1945. The documents consist of a promotion document to a police sergeant date 11/3/40, a file copy of his wound badge in black, dated 9.9.42, his infantry assault badge in silver being a file copy, dated 15.12.43, a copy of his personal file, a war merit cross 2nd class with swords Citation 1.9.44, signed by SS Brigadefuhrer und Gen. Major .D. Pol who was in charge of the Kommando-Amt of the police. The citation was issued to his next of kin along with these other documents. There is also a letter by SS Brigadefuhrer Walter Abraham, to his wife stating that Rose was MIA whilst serving wth the SS police reg.16 in the East. His official Death Certificate dated 15.11.47. A Statement by the Hamburge police personnel department confirming the death of Rose in a Russian POW camp dated 11.2.45. Finally, a condolence letter by the CO of the Hamburg Police dated 12.1.48. This also comes with his War Merit Cross 2nd Class With Swords, in its Packet of Issue. The packet has file punch holes as have all the other documents. There is also a write up concerning Rose's involvement with the police regiments 15 and 16.Very rare set to acquire.SORRY I SOLD ON 10.4.25 FOR GBP £475.00 (UK Pounds)

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