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Wehrstammbuch – With various paperwork – Jewish Testament.
Wehrstammbuch – With various paperwork. Not often seen paperwork. Note the letter declaring he is NOT of Jewish Decent! Priced to sell, and interesting little grouping.
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Small Photo Album – Lepzig WW2 – VW Beetle! Adolf Hitler Kaserne!
An interesting small album from Lepzig and the surrounding sites, very interesting to see the streets in such detail and the Volkswagon Bettle on Display! Very interesting picture of the former Adolf Hitler Kaserne in Lepzig. Consists of the nice leather album, pocket size, a total of 39 Pictures! Condition – near mint. no damage.
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Airborne WW2 Garrison Cap
Service number on the inside. Worn condition. Nice patch, original applied to the cap.
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Berghof Painting/PICTURE – FRAMED!
Berghof Painting – Period framed. A nice Berghof painting, looks to be a printed one available for purchase. On the rear is a stamp with the wartime shop it can be bought. This is not a common picture of the Berghof and is a very nice picture of Hitlers home in the Obersalzburg. Condition – no damage, or glass cracks, some signs of age around the edges. Size – 26cm x 20cm.
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Luftwaffe Spoon – Early Eagle – Fl.U.V. 1936
Luftwaffe Fork – Early Eagle – Fl.U.V. 1936 Ground find, good display condition.
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Large Luftwaffe Meat Dish – Early Drooptail!
Large Luftwaffe Meat Dish A nice large original Meat dish from the Luftwaffe. Ll. U.V. and very nice early Luftwaffe Eagle with drooped tail! Its dated 1936 and was made by Bausch Weiden. Condition – near mint – shows no signs of damage or wear. No cracks etc. Size – 41cm x 28cm
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DAF – BMW Bowl! RARE!
DAF – BMW Bowl! One of the very few originals to have survived the war, this came up on a market in Germany in 2013. A very nice example of the factory of BMW during WW2! The factories were bombed heavily by the Allies and the remains. The bowl is in GOOD condition – it shows signs of use and wear. NO cracks or damage! I have seen similar sell in the USA for near double what I am asking! Made by – Bausch Weiden and displays the full DAF workers Symbol not he rear. Size 20cm Bowl.
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Hitler Youth Badges – Some rare early day Badges! ***SOLD***
Great for a HJ collector this lot belongs together. Ultra rare Würzburg Hitler Youth Tinnie dated 1934. Very Early HJ item! Seen these sell on US sites for near 110 USD ALONE! HJ DAF 1935 – Large Tinnie also not common on the market! HJ DJH 1937 – nice condition! Two – German HJ Tinnies for the Jugendfest in 1936! Lastly, a nice HJ Cap badge/Membership Badge – Maker marked M1/143 and RZM.
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Panzer Assault Badge in Silver – by Hermann Aulrich Dresden!
Nice Condition – Near mint – lights signs of wear. Plenty of silver finish left 85% Plus. Maker Marked – for the firm Hermann Aulrich – Dresden. Die Struck, Zinc Alloy that his been silver washed. This is a textbook example – Crimp round plate hinge with round wire catch and heavy steel round wire pin. See page 208 of Philippe de Bocks PAB book. ——————————————————————– For Tank men – The Wehrmacht Tank Battle badge was introduced on December 20, 1939, in order to recognize the achievements of Panzer personnel who took part in armored assaults. It was designed by Ernst Peekhaus of Berlin, and was instituted by order of Generaloberst von Brauchitsh. On June 6th, 1940, a separate class of the badge, in Bronze, was added in order to recognize the crews of armored vehicles other than tanks (half tracks, assault guns, etc). Award Criteria The award criteria was as follows, To have taken part in three armored assaults in three different days. To have been wounded in the course of an assault. To have earned a bravery decoration in the course of an assault. As mentioned above, the Silver class was presented to tank commanders, gunners or radio operators while the bronze class was presented to the Panzer-Grenadier regiments, tank assault crew, armored recon units, and medical personnel who went into battle in armored vehicles. The award was authorized through the Panzer Division commander. See: www.wehrmacht-awards.com
