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Original WWII German Wehrmacht Wehrpass – Werner Dylla – Heeres Sturmgeschütz Brigade 311 – Germany 1945
$345.00Dylla was sent to training with: Sturmgeschutz Ersatz und Ausbildungs Abt 300 This was a German Army (Heer) unit during World War II responsible for training and supplying replacement personnel for Sturmgeschütz (StuG) units of the Wehrmacht. It was not primarily a frontline combat unit, but part of the Ersatzheer (Replacement Army), which trained soldiers and provided reinforcements to field units. He finished his training in February of 1945, and was assigned to: Heeres Sturmgeschütz Brigade 311 Following the start of the Russian winter offensive on January 12, 1945, from the Baranow bridgehead, the brigade was forced to withdraw. It was transported by rail to Upper Silesia and deployed near Ratibor, Zobten, Breslau, and Neisse. The brigade engaged in heavy defensive fighting near Ziegenhals and Bautzen. After the formation of a grenadier escort battery, the brigade was renamed Army Assault Artillery Brigade 311 on April 3, 1945. At the beginning of May 1945, the brigade was deployed north of Dresden. It was taken prisoner near Olomouc at the end of the war. Condition – loose but all there.
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Original WWII German Wehrmacht Wehrpass & Traditions Badge Grouping – Obgefr Reinhold Zschau – Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 1 – 1 Panzer Division – Iron Cross Certificate – RARE!
$1,550.00Here we have a unique an amazing 1st Panzer Division Grouping. Trained on the 98K, Luger Pistol, MG34, Pak 3,7cm, Pak 38 (5cm) and Pistol P38. His frontline unit he joined in December of 1943 Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 1 – 1st Panzer Division The 1st Panzer Division was engaged in the southern sector of the Eastern Front to serve alternately within the 1st and 4th Panzer Army as an emergency force. It was constantly thrown from crisis location to crisis location as the German front lines retreated, taking part in battles at Kiev, Zhitomir and Cherkassy. The latter battle saw the division attempting to break through to the cauldron but falling just short. By March 1944, the division had been reduced to just over 25 percent of its nominal strength. Retreating further westwards, the division was part of the Kamenets-Podolsky pocket and, from there, took part in the defence of eastern Poland and Hungary. It was engaged in defensive operations around Lake Balaton and took part in the unsuccessful attempt to break through to the Siege of Budapest and once more suffered heavy losses.[9] The final month of the Second World War saw the division engaged in the defence of Styria. From there, it retreated westwards to surrender to US forces rather than Soviet ones, successfully crossing the demarcation line between the two. It surrendered on 8 May 1945 in southern Bavaria and most of its soldiers were released from captivity soon after. It seems he was awarded the Iron Cross Second Class in April 1945 with the division in Hungary. A really nice set with the Traditional Badge for the Division with the Paperwork with it! Some HJ related paperwork also comes with it.
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Original WWII German Navy Kriegsmarine Battle Flag 150 x 250 cm – By Berliner Fahnenfabrik Geitel & Co Berlin – Reichskriegsflagge
$1,000.00Condition of this one is very good.
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Original WWII German Wehrmacht Reichskriegsflagge 80 x 135 – National War Flag by Lorenz Summa Söhne
$850.00Very good condition flag in a rare size, which is more desirable due to the ease of display.
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Original WWII German Fallschrimjäger SEBO Watch – Diederich Huisinga – II FJ Korps Normandy 1944
An interesting engraved watch, that belonged to a FJ who fought in Normandy under the II FJ Korps in 1944 . Named on the back of the Watch to D.Huisinga Sadly his whole grouping was broken up and I managed to secure his Watch.
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