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WW2 German Firm in Prag ID – Mineralöl Vertrieb Gesellschaft – November 1944 Prag
Service ID issued to Jaroslava Sochorova born in January 1920, issued on the 16th of November 1944 in Prag by the Company Director.
Interestingly: Its mentioned on the back, the firm was grounded according to the Reichsportektors in Böhmen und Mahren on the 12th of May 1943. ( SS-Oberst-GruppenführerKurt Daluege ) See: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_DaluegeUnusual ID to a woman working for an important German Firm in occupied Prag, which would have been dangerous information post war for her. -
WW2 German Luftwaffe Soldbuch – Issued Jan 1945 – ‘Endkampf Child Soldier’ – Flak Kanonier (SOLD)
Luftwaffe Soldbuch to Kanonier Franz Hain – 16 Year Old
Born on the 24th of September 1928 into a Catholic family in Steinseiffen (W.B.K Neustrelitz)The Soldbuch was issued by the Major Commanding the Schw.Flak.Ersatz Abteilung 60 in Wismar, on 05.01.1945.Hain was only 16 years old, when he was sent to join his combat unit.Leichte Flak Abteilung 755 (o)In January 1945 the unit was stationed in the Hamburg area under command of Flak Regiment 66 (3.Flak.Div).According to the Lexicon der Wehrmacht: Units of the Division were thrown into combat against the advancing allied units in April 1945, finally surrendering on the 3rd of MayA book by veteran of the same Batterie as Hain wrote a book detailing his duty in the Batterie.”Haarscharf am Abgrund vorbei . . .: Als Luftwaffenhelfer in Krieg und Gefangenschaft, (2012) Friedrich Behrens ”
Also worth noting, that the 1.Batterie of Hains Flak unit are mentioned in „Der Freiwillige“, 8/1978 it seems they were all killed in a senseless action in April 1945.
A very interesting Soldbuch to a ‘Child Soldier’ in the final days of the Third Reich. Condition is not the best, but all entries can be read. The picture was pulled on one corner ripping it, but there was a spare one inside the Soldbuch identical to Hains in the Soldbuch.
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WW2 German – Passport & Documents Berliner Student – Berlin 1945 (Sold)
Grouping to a Berlin Student Berlin 1945
1. Third Reich Passport ‘Reisepass’ – Berliner Student Rosmarie K resident in Berlin Charlottenburg. Issued by the Police of Berlin. 124. Polizeirevier on the 27th of June 1933. Period Attached Photograph. One Entry: To Helsinki in 1938.2. DLRG Life Saver Swimmer Pass – On the rear of the card in German is the test that must be passed. Original Period Applied Photo. Issued by the Hochschule Inst für Leibesübungen, Berlin on the 27th of July 1944. Under the direction of: DLRG-Führer Franz Breithaupt SS -Obergruppenführer und Generalleutnant d. Waffen SS. (Breithaupt was Commander for some time of the SS Court Main Office and was shot by his SS Aide Karl Lang on the 29th of April 1945).3. Portrait of Rosmaire K. Rear: Rose, Christmas 1945 in Berlin Charlottenburg after the Battle of Berlin.Interesting little grouping to a civilian who made it through the war in Berlin, and its aftermath in 1945.Free shipping to Europe & America -
WW2 German Sudetenland Medal (SOLD)
The 1 October 1938 Commemorative Medal (Sudetenland Medal)
Die Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938Awarded by WW2 Germany Type Chest order Eligibility Military personnel and others Awarded for Awarded for participation in the occupation of Sudetenland and the occupation of Czechoslovakia in March 1939. Campaign(s) Interwar period Statistics Established 18 October 1938 First awarded 18 October 1938 Last awarded 31 December 1940 Total awarded 1,162,617 medals and 134,563 bars This fine example is in pristine condition with a length of original ribbon, very hard to upgrade from this example!
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WW2 German – Iron Cross First Class – Godet Cased (SOLD)
Cased Godet Iron Cross 1st Class
Here we have on offer a superb example of an Iron Cross 1st Class.
This fine and rare cross comes inside its original LDO issued case which is also in very nice condition.
The cross is very tidy with only minor wear to the high points on swastika from wear, it is maker marked: L/50 for Gebr. Godet & Co. Berlin W8 Jägerstr. 19.
Overall this is a fine cased award of a rarer maker of this cross.
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WW2 German Insignia Cuff-Title – Großdeutschland – (Circa 1944)
Cuff-Title for the uniform of a member of the 'Großdeutschland' Division
A fine example of a Type 4 Embroidered Version of the elite Grossdeutschland division cuff title produced from 1944 onwards.
Condition: Very clean near mint and full-length title.
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WW2 German Issue – Binoculars 6×30 – Dienstglas / Tan (SOLD)
6×30 DIENSTGLAS.
Nice set of original tan-coloured WW2 German issued 6×30 binoculars.
In issued condition, marked 6×30 on the body, bakelite eyecups in good condition.
Complete with its original leather strap. Perfect display item that would look great on a bust or in an equipment display.
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WW2 German Issue – Cleaning Kit for Karabiner 98k (K98)
Cleaning Kit for Karabiner 98k (K98) the Standard German Soldiers’ Rifle of WW2
Maker marked CUX : Gustav Appel, Berlin-Spandau
See Our List of German Codes: WW2 German Alphabetical Ordinance Codes
Condition: Most paint remaining, Issued. Clear maker marked. Contains, Oiler, x2 Brushes, Cloth and Pull Chain.
The ideal item to complete a display or as a filler as each German Soldier carried one in their Brotbeutel or bread bag. ITEM NOW SOLD.
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WW2 German ‘Potato Masher’ – M24 Stielhandgranate
Known as the ‘Potato Masher’ – Model 1924 Stielhandgranate
FULLY INERT – NO MOVING PARTS OR DANGEROUS PARTS.
The M24 is well known as the standard hand grenade of the armed forces of the Wehrmacht during World War II.
Adapting to the rapidly changing field of modern warfare, German soldiers would carry the M24 directly in front, allowing quick and easy access. However, in the later years of the war, it was often advised to carry them in a different manner, as it was very likely any sort of explosion or heat could light the fuse from the grenade on the belt, resulting in unnecessary casualties.
This example is in amazing condition, marked and dated for 1943 on the handle. It is complete with a fragmentation sleeve, original pull cord with porcelain ball, Fully inert!
The head, frag sleeve bottom cap and handle all able to be disassembled.
Nearly all of its original paint remains.
Head is maker marked DBK : Richard Rinker GmbH, Neubrandenburg in Mecklenburg
Wooden Handle marked FCC : Nier, Hermann, Metallwarenfabrik, Beierfeld in Sachsen
See our list of Wartime Makers: WW2 German Ordinance Alphabetic Codes
This is a must for any Ordnance Collector or those wishing to apply a finishing touch to their combat display.
Only 1 of these, as they are hard to find in this condition.
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