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Commonwealth/Allied Grouping – WW2 Africa Star and many more!
Allied Grouping – WW2 Africa Star and many more medals. With document and two medal boxes, one box named to a Captain A E H Walton. Three Defence Medals, One Africa Star, WW2 Medal 1939-1945. One certificate, two boxes and 5 Medals!
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Pictures of Russian POWs at a ‘Larger’ – GRAPHIC x 7
Sad to see the inhumanity. Note some of them even have no clothes, note also the tattoos. Looks like they live in holes in the ground surrounded by a fence. I obtained these inside a Soldbuch, these were the doubles.
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Picture of Me109 – tropical Camo!
Picture of Me109 looks to be well painted, this Me109 looks to have desert or southern front camo and has what looks to be a extra fuel tank or bomb underneath!
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Woman Luftwaffe Photo grouping!
8 Pictures showing woman in the service of the Luftwaffe! Rare to see such pictures of woman in the Luftwaffe. Note the mix of kit they are wearing!
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Anton Schmitt – KIA – STALINGRAD
Anton Schmitt, Reiter Squadron. KIA in Stalingrad in 1942.
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64 Pictures – From his HJ, RAD and Heer Service
All from one man, his HJ service, some of his RAD service, note they are working on a bomb site in Germany somewhere cleaning the mess of the bombing raid on the town. Some nice shots of Russian Civilians and even Russian POWs! Also some ranch pictures of an attack! In what looks to be a trench style positions! Picture of him in the camp, pictures of him frontline in winter clothes! Nice little grouping would be great to put into an empty album!
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Alfred Lehmann – KIA 1945 – PILLAU!
Alfred Lehmann, KIA feb 1945 Volksbunds says he was KIA in Pillau on the Baltic Coast.
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Picture of Knocked out – Mark 4 Panzer Ausf J! 1944 -SOLD!
Picture of knocked out Panzer Kampfwagon Mark 4- Ausf J! 1944! Great picture nice detail of the knocked out rare Mark 4 version J. No maker on the photo Paper, but I think this was taken by an Allied Soldier after a Battle. Picture is half the size of a Postcard size.
