Wehrpass & PKA Award Recommendation Doc —Panzergrenadier-Regiment 304 (gep.)
Recipient: Gefreiter Meissl
Unit: 1. Kompanie / Panzergrenadier-Regiment 304 (gep.), 2. Panzer-Division
Grouping Includes
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Wehrpass (complete with original photo)
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“Antrag für die Verleihung des Panzerkampfabzeichens in Bronze”
(Application for the Award of the Panzer Assault Badge in Bronze) — a rare surviving document connected directly to his decoration.
Service & Decorations
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Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze (Panzer Assault Badge in Bronze)
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Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (Wound Badge in Black)
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Wounded September 1943 by shrapnel in the feet and face — likely ending his frontline combat service.
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Collector’s Notes
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The Wehrpass is complete, photo intact, and well-documented.
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The award application (Antrag) for the Panzer Assault Badge is particularly scarce — these documents were normally discarded after processing, making this an excellent addition for paper collectors.
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Strong divisional link to the 2. Panzer-Division and its Panzergrenadiers.
Condition
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As seen in photos: original wartime documents, period wear but fully legible and intact.
€275,00
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Historical Description
Recipient: Gefreiter Meissl
Unit: 1. Kompanie / Panzergrenadier-Regiment 304 (gep.), 2. Panzer-Division
Grouping Includes
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Wehrpass (complete with original photo)
-
“Antrag für die Verleihung des Panzerkampfabzeichens in Bronze”
(Application for the Award of the Panzer Assault Badge in Bronze) — a rare surviving document connected directly to his decoration.
Service & Decorations
-
Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze (Panzer Assault Badge in Bronze)
-
Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (Wound Badge in Black)
-
Wounded September 1943 by shrapnel in the feet and face — likely ending his frontline combat service.
-
Collector’s Notes
-
The Wehrpass is complete, photo intact, and well-documented.
-
The award application (Antrag) for the Panzer Assault Badge is particularly scarce — these documents were normally discarded after processing, making this an excellent addition for paper collectors.
-
Strong divisional link to the 2. Panzer-Division and its Panzergrenadiers.
Condition
-
As seen in photos: original wartime documents, period wear but fully legible and intact.