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Award Documents – Fallschirmschützenabzeichen & Verwundetenabzeichen – Fallschirmjäger-Regiment 1 (Italy)
€295,00Excellent original WWII award document pair to Klaus Schröder, serving with II./Fallschirmjäger-Regiment 1.
- Fallschirmschützenabzeichen – awarded 5 August 1942, Berlin.
- Verwundetenabzeichen – awarded following a wounding sustained on 15 December 1943.
- Unit clearly identified as II./Fallschirmjäger-Regiment 1.
- The documents retain their original period handwriting, signatures and stamps.
The December 1943 wound places Schröder with FJR 1 during the fighting in the Orsogna–Ortona sector of the Italian Front. II./FJR 1 had been fighting around Melone and Orsogna in early December and was deployed into the Ortona/Orsogna battle area during the Allied offensive in mid-December. Contemporary campaign sources specifically document II./FJR 1 fighting around Melone and the Orsogna sector.
A very desirable Fallschirmjäger document grouping, particularly because both awards are named to the same individual and the unit is explicitly identified.
Condition: Original with age-related staining and handling marks, as shown.
Death Card – Fallschirmjäger – March 1945 at Töven bei Wesel
€75,00Original German WWII death card / Gebets-Andenken for Benno Kriegler, a Stabsgefreiter in einer Fallschirmtruppe.
- Name: Benno Kriegler
- Born: 9 May 1919, Cronheim
- Rank: Stabsgefreiter
- Unit: Fallschirmtruppe (Fallschirmjäger)
- Killed: 24 March 1945 at Töven bei Wesel
- Includes a portrait photograph in uniform
- Death card commemorates him as a beloved son and youngest brother and mentions his brother Andreas, who had also fallen.
A very nice and desirable Fallschirmjäger-related original death card, combining a period portrait with personal biographical information and his documented death during the final fighting in the Wesel area.
Condition: Good overall period condition with normal age-related wear.
Luftwaffe Flak Soldbuch – Luftsperrflakabteilung 207 (Paris, France) – Flak-Abt. 997
€155,00Offered is the original Soldbuch of Karl Spatz, born 16 March 1903, a farmer by profession. The document contains an original period photograph of Spatz and provides a detailed record of his service in the Luftwaffe, primarily with Flak (anti-aircraft artillery) units.
Spatz entered Luftwaffe service in January 1941, initially serving with the Überwachungskommando Fliegerhorst Dortmund. From July 1941 onwards he appears in several Flak formations, including Reserve-Flak-Abteilung 112, followed by service with leichte Flak-Abteilungen 718 and 752. The later entries document further service with Flak-Abteilung 207 and Luftsperr-Flak-Abteilung 207, followed by leichte Flak-Abteilung 997.
Luftsperr-Flak-Abteilung 207 was active in France incl. in Lorient, Saint-Nazaire, Paris, Brest etc.
His training record is particularly interesting and shows training on the Karabiner 98k, 3.7 cm Flak and 2 cm Flak, confirming his practical background in Flak service. The Soldbuch also contains an original weapons issue page, recording a Karabiner 98k and Seitengewehr with their respective issue details.
His rank progression visible in the book includes promotion to Gefreiter on 1 December 1944, followed by Obergefreiter on 1 February 1945.
The Soldbuch is in clearly well-used wartime condition, with considerable age, staining, wear and handwritten annotations throughout. Despite the condition, a substantial amount of information remains legible, making this an interesting original document for collectors of Luftwaffe and Flak militaria. Denazified.
A later 1987 funeral notice for Frau Barbara Haubner, wife of Karl Spatz, came with the soldbuch.
Award Doc, ID’s (Incl. Steuermannschein!) & Photo Group – Landungs-Pionier-Bataillon 772 – Rare KVK II with Swords Doc Variant
€195,00A very interesting and unusually complete original WWII German Wehrmacht grouping to Oberschirrmeister Walter Novoczin, featuring several original documents, photographs and an award certificate connected with his service.
The centerpiece of the grouping is an original Verleihungsurkunde (award certificate) for the Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, awarded to: Oberschirrmeister Walter Novoczin of Stab/ Landungs-Pionier-Bataillon 772.
The certificate (rare variant) is dated 1 September 1944 and was issued in the name of the Führer by the Oberbefehlshaber der 18. Armee, signed (stamped) in his capacity as General der Infanterie. The original period Dienstsiegel is also present.
Particularly interesting is the identification of Novoczin as an Oberschirrmeister and his connection to Landungs-Pionier-Bataillon 772, a specialist Wehrmacht landing-pioneer formation. Contemporary documentation places elements of Pi.Ldgs.Btl. 772 in the Baltic theatre during 1944, including operations around Estonia and the Baltic islands.
The grouping also contains an original Wehrmacht driver’s qualification/document, issued in Hamburg in September 1938, authorising Novoczin for training/driving Wehrmacht motor vehicles with internal-combustion engines. This provides an interesting pre-war/early-war aspect to the grouping and helps document his technical qualifications.
Also included is an original rare Steuermannschein für heereseigene Motor-Wasserfahrzeuge, bearing Novoczin’s photograph and personal signature. This is particularly appropriate to his later association with a Landungs-Pionier formation and gives the group an interesting specialist maritime/landing-pioneer connection.
The grouping is further accompanied by multiple original period photographs and a small single ribbonbar for the KVK2.
Condition
The documents show strong original period wear, including staining, foxing, fading, creasing, tears, edge wear and handling marks. The cloth-covered documents are particularly well-used and fragile, but retain their original character and remain fully worthy of preservation and display. The photographs likewise show age-related wear consistent with genuine wartime material.
A very attractive and researchable single-soldier grouping, with an identifiable name, rank, specialist qualifications, award documentation and a substantial photographic component. The combination of a Steuermann qualification + motor-vehicle qualification + Landungs-Pionier-Btl. 772 service + KVK II with Swords makes this a particularly interesting grouping for collectors of Wehrmacht specialist personnel and German military documents.
German Female Worker Document Grouping – Eisenwerke Oberdonau – 1942–1946
€175,00The grouping provides an interesting glimpse into the life of a young German civilian woman during the Second World War and in the immediate post-war period.
Included are:
- Wartime Ausweis Nr. G 14 291 issued by Eisenwerke Oberdonau, Linz/Donau, dated 3 March 1942.
- Name: Liesel Mondry
- Born: 23.6.1926
- Occupation: Büroanfängerin
- Company: Eisenwerke Oberdonau, Linz/Donau
- Department indicated as MB Hauptlager
- The original metal ID-card holder, retaining the original photograph and identification details.
- Postspaarbuch Nr. 9.018.253 of the Deutsche Reichspost, complete with its matching Ausweiskarte.
- Post-war Kennkarte / Identitätskarte, issued at Lebenstedt on 4 June 1946 by the Stadtverwaltung Watenstedt-Salzgitter.
The group is particularly appealing because it follows one individual across the wartime and immediate post-war period, with her original photograph and several matching documents preserved together.
The wartime ID is especially interesting because it documents her employment at Eisenwerke Oberdonau in Linz, an important wartime industrial complex, while the 1946 Kennkarte demonstrates her identification and circumstances shortly after the collapse of the Third Reich.
Original condition throughout, with expected age-related wear, folds, handling marks and patina. The documents retain their original photographs, stamps, signatures and other period details.
A very nice named and photographed female civilian grouping, suitable for collectors of WWII German documents, female workers, Reichspost material, industrial history and personal-history groupings.
Kriegsmarine Soldbuch – Marine-Festungs-Pionier-Bataillon 360 – 1945 (2x Awards)
€150,00Original WWII Kriegsmarine Soldbuch belonging to Peter Habrich, born in Elsdorf, with his photograph still present in the document.
Key details documented in the Soldbuch
- Name: August …
- Born: Elsdorf
- Marine-Stammrollen-Nr.: N 17956 M.K.
- Entered: 3/1945, Marine-Festungs-Pionier-Bataillon 360
- Award: Ehrenkreuz für Kriegsteilnehmer, 28.2.1935
- Award: Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, 12.12.1944
A particularly interesting late-war entry is dated 11 May 1945, shortly after the German capitulation:
„Überführt in das Rgt. Helgoland 2. Btl. – 3. Kompanie Freiburg-Halbe“
This is an unusual and interesting final-war entry, documenting his transfer into Regiment Helgoland, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Company, Freiburg-Halbe.
The Soldbuch also retains numerous original wartime stamps, handwritten entries and official annotations, making it a very interesting late-war Kriegsmarine document with a clearly identifiable owner and documented unit history.
Condition
Original used condition with the expected age, handling and storage wear. The document shows genuine wartime use, with some fading, staining and wear to the covers and pages. The original photograph remains present. Denazified.
A very interesting personal Kriegsmarine Soldbuch, particularly notable for the documented March 1945 service with Marine-Festungs-Pionier-Bataillon 360 and the unusual 11 May 1945 transfer entry.
RAD Dienstausweis – Oberfeldmeister – 3x Awards – Combat Service with Wehrmacht & Luftwaffe
€175,00Original wartime German RAD Ausweis belonging to Oberfeldmeister Prigge, documenting an extensive career in the Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) together with later wartime deployments.
The document contains numerous original handwritten entries, official stamps, signatures and service annotations, providing a fascinating record of the holder’s wartime service.
Service History
- Rank: Oberfeldmeister
- Promoted to Oberfeldmeister: January 1940
- RAD-Abteilung 2/172
- RAD-Abteilung 3/328 (XXXII Metz)
- Kommandiert to Der Reichsarbeitsführer: 08/1943 – 11/1944
- 12/1944 – 01/1945: Reichsarbeitsdienst-Abteilung 6/171
- 01/1942 – 02/1945: B.S. 5 Burgkatz (?)
- From 03/1945: RAD-Abteilung 10/175
Wartime Deployments
Particularly interesting are the entries documenting service in the context of the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe:
- 08/1943 – 11/1944:
Einsatz im Rahmen der Wehrmacht im Heimatskriegsgebiet
— deployment within the framework of the Wehrmacht in the home war area. - 12/1944 – 01/1945:
Einsatz im Rahmen der Luftwaffe
— deployment within the framework of the Luftwaffe.
Awards & Decorations
The Ausweis records the following awards:
- Dienstauszeichnung für 4-jährige Dienstzeit — RAD 4 Years Service Medal
- Westwall-Ehrenzeichen
- Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern — War Merit Cross, 2nd Class with Swords, awarded 03/1944
Condition
Original period document with expected age-related toning, handling wear, creasing and fading, but retaining a very substantial amount of its original handwritten and stamped documentation.
A highly interesting RAD personnel document belonging to Oberfeldmeister Prigge, with an unusually well-documented wartime service history and documented employment with both the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe.
Organisation Todt Dienstbuch + Arbeitsbuch (Düren) – Westwall Medal
€100,00Original WWII Organisation Todt (OT) Dienstbuch together with the accompanying Arbeitsbuch of Peter Habrich, born in Elsdorf, documenting his employment with the Organisation Todt and his wartime construction service in Belgium and France.
Peter Habrich
- Name: Peter Habrich
- Born: Elsdorf
- Organisation: Organisation Todt
- Service: Frontarbeiter
- Oberbauleitung: Düren
- Areas of service: Belgium and France
Habrich was active with the Oberbauleitung Düren, with the Dienstbuch documenting his employment and wartime activities in the Organisation Todt system.
Of particular interest is the entry concerning his activity under enemy action, recording his deployment in Belgium and France during the fighting.
Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen
One of the most notable entries in the Dienstbuch is the award of the:
Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen – awarded January 1940
This decoration was awarded to personnel who had participated in the construction of the Westwall, making the award an important indication of Habrich’s involvement in the German defensive construction programme.
Employment history
The accompanying Arbeitsbuch provides an excellent additional record of Habrich’s employment and construction work.
The book contains numerous original entries, stamps and signatures from different construction companies and worksites, including:
- Carl Brandt Bauunternehmung – Düren
- E. Korte Bauunternehmung – Bochum, Baustelle Udenbreth
- Wilhelm Keufer Bauunternehmung – Duisburg
- Jacob Eikeln Eisenbetonbau – Dülmen
- Adam Hochkirchen – Pflaster-, Tief- und Straßenbau, Frechen b. Köln
- P. Kouzen – Spezial-Abt. Flammschutzimprägnierung, Köln
The entries continue into 1945, giving a very useful picture of his employment during the war.
Condition
Both books show age-related wear, staining, creasing and handling, consistent with genuine wartime documents. The original covers, printed pages, handwritten entries, stamps and signatures remain. The photograph has been removed from the designated photograph area of the Dienstbuch.
A very interesting original OT document grouping belonging to Peter Habrich, particularly notable for his documented connection to the Oberbauleitung Düren, Westwall construction service and subsequent wartime activity in Belgium and France.
Top Luftwaffe Flak Set – EK II & Erdkampfabzeichen – Belgium & Holland 1944
€285,00A highly desirable and completely original named Luftwaffe Flak grouping belonging to Wachtmeister Oswald Drescher, comprising two wartime award documents together with his original period photograph.
The grouping contains:
- Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse (EK II) award document, dated 20 November 1944, issued to Wachtmeister Oswald Drescher, 4./Lei. Flakabtlg. 10080.
- Erdkampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe award document, dated 27 November 1944, issued to Wachtmeister Oswald Drescher, 5./gem. Flakabteilung 598 (v)(RAD).
- Original wartime photograph of Oswald Drescher wearing his Luftwaffe uniform.
Both award documents bear the signature of Generalmajor Friedrich Deutsch (DKiG), commander of the 16. Flak-Division.
The grouping is particularly interesting for its connection to the Western Front and the fighting in Holland and Belgium during the final months of 1944. Flak-Abteilung 598 was under the command of Hauptmann Kansky, Flakführer of Eindhoven, with personnel including members of RAD-Gruppen 200 and 224.
The two awards were issued only seven days apart, on 20 and 27 November 1944, providing an excellent documented snapshot of Drescher’s service during the intense fighting on the Western Front.
The combination of two named original award documents, the original recipient photograph, period unit details, and the connection to the 16. Flak-Division and Flak-Abteilung 598 makes this a particularly attractive grouping for the Luftwaffe and Flak collector.
A very nice original named grouping with strong Western Front provenance and excellent potential for further research into Oswald Drescher and Flak-Abteilung 598.
WWII German Death Card – Joseph Sontheim – Flak KIA – Eifel, January 1945
€15,00The card features an original portrait photograph of Sontheim in uniform and gives the following personal and service details:
Joseph Sontheim
Bauernsohn
Kanonier in einer Flakabteilung
Born 9 November 1907 in Görisried
Fallen 5 January 1945 in the Eifel (Westen)
The card is printed with a memorial text dedicated to him as a “guten, braven Sohn und Bruder”, followed by a religious poem and a request for eternal rest.
The photograph shows Sontheim wearing his military uniform and headgear, providing a particularly nice personal connection to the document.
WWII German Death Card – Josef Deterreicher – Flak Regiment – KIA Tunis, Africa
€15,00Original WWII German death card (Sterbebild) for Josef Deterreicher, a Gefreiter in a Flak Regiment.
The card identifies him as:
Josef Deterreicher
Bauerssohn von Gerling
Gefreiter in einem Flak-Regiment
He was killed on 30 April 1943 in Tunis, North Africa, at the age of 21½ years.
The card is headed “Gebets-Andenken” and is dedicated to the soldier as a beloved son and brother. It features his original portrait photograph in uniform, together with a memorial prayer and poem.
Historical significance
A particularly interesting Flak casualty Sterbebild from the Tunisian campaign. The explicit identification as a Gefreiter in a Flak-Regiment, combined with his death in Tunis on 30 April 1943, places the card firmly within the final phase of the Axis campaign in North Africa.
The portrait is also particularly attractive, showing Deterreicher wearing his wartime uniform and side cap.
The card retains its original printed format and portrait photograph. There is some age-related staining, handling wear and minor damage, particularly around the edges, but the main text and photograph remain clearly visible.
Death Card – Obergefreiter Flak Regiment – Bastogne, Belgium
€15,00Original German WWII death card / memorial card (Sterbebild) for Obergefreiter Jakob Eichner von Wernthal, a member of a German Flak regiment.
The card commemorates Jakob Eichner von Wernthal, who died on 14 July 1940 as the result of an accident while in the Kriegslazarett in Bastogne, Belgium, at the age of 27.
The front features a photographic portrait of Eichner in uniform, accompanied by the following printed information:
Ehrendes Andenken
an den tapferen Krieger
Jakob Eichner
von Wernthal
Obergefreiter in einem Flak-regiment
starb am 14. Juli 1940 infolge eines Unglücksfalles im Kriegslazarett zu Bastogne (Belgien) im Alter von 27 Jahren.
The reverse contains the customary memorial text:
Du bist für das Vaterland gestorben
In großer weltbewegter Zeit,
Du hast den höchsten Ruhm erworben,
Die Palme der Unsterblichkeit!
Printed by Druck Udart, Pfaffenhofen.
Size: approx. 9.2 × 5.4 cm
An interesting and very early-war Flak-related casualty memorial, with a documented connection to Bastogne, Belgium, making this particularly appealing for collectors interested in the German occupation of Belgium, early WWII Flak history, and personal military documents.
Condition: Good original condition for its age, with the expected signs of handling and age. Please study the photographs carefully for the exact condition.
WWII Chronicle “Eine Batterie” – Batterie Krummendeich, Marine-Flak-Abteilung 294
€45,00Original WWII chronicle (Chronik) titled “Eine Batterie”, documenting Batterie Krummendeich of Marine-Flak-Abteilung 294.
Complete example. Condition is as shown in the photographs, with typical age-related wear consistent with wartime paper items.
This chronicle provides a detailed period account of a single battery within a German naval anti-aircraft unit, likely including narrative content, unit-specific information, and possibly photographs or illustrations relating to personnel and service.
A scarce and desirable piece of Kriegsmarine-related documentation, of particular interest to collectors of Flak units, coastal defense, and unit histories.
Infantry Assault Badge in Silver & Wound Badge in Silver Document Group – Leutnant in Grenadier-Regiment 172 (75. Infanterie-Division)
€130,00Original WWII German award document grouping belonging to Leutnant Herbert Jarausch of 5. Kompanie/ Grenadier-Regiment 172 of the 75. Infanterie-Division, consisting of two original award certificates documenting frontline combat service and multiple wounds sustained in action.
The group includes award certificates of the:
Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber (Infantry Assault Badge in Silver) issued to: Gefreiter Herbert Jarausch of the 9./Grenadier-Regiment 172 on 24 May 1943. The Infantry Assault Badge in Silver was awarded to infantry soldiers who participated in numerous infantry assaults and close-combat operations while serving on the front line.
Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber (Wound Badge in Silver) issued to: Leutnant Herbert Jarausch
of the 5./ Grenadier-Regiment 172 on 22 December 1944 in Komotau
The document records that the recipient had suffered wounds on:
- 8 August 1942
- 29 March 1944
- 31 October 1944
A total of three combat wounds, qualifying him for the Wound Badge in Silver.
Both documents bear original signatures and official unit stamps.
Good original condition with expected wartime folds, filing holes, age toning, and handling wear. Both documents remain fully legible and display well.
A desirable combat award grouping documenting both frontline assault service and multiple battle wounds sustained by a soldier who rose from enlisted rank to officer during the war.
NSFK Flugbuch (Flight Log Book) – Pforzheim HJ Bann 424 Sturm 8/15 – NSFK-Gruppe 3
€75,00A scarce and attractive original Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps (NSFK) Flugbuch belonging to Roland Mann, documenting his glider flight training from the late pre-war period through the Second World War.
The Flugbuch was opened on 9 September 1938 and belonged to Roland Mann, born on 7 June 1923 in Pforzheim, later residing in Hamburg. It retains the original portrait photograph, official NSFK ink stamp, handwritten signature, and numerous instructional entries covering several years of flight training.
Mann began his training on 4 December 1938, successfully passing his:
- A Glider Pilot Examination – 21 August 1940
- B Glider Pilot Examination – 15 May 1941
- C Glider Pilot Examination – 20 June 1941
The flight log contains over one hundred individual flight entries recording aircraft types, launch methods, flight durations, training exercises, and instructor confirmations. Flights were conducted with several well-known German training gliders including the Grunau Baby IIb, Grunau 9, SG-38 Schulgleiter, and DFS Zögling, providing an excellent record of NSFK glider instruction during the war years.
Of particular interest are official stamps from:
- NSFK Sturm 8/15
- NSFK Reichsgruppe Nord – Fliegerhorst Hamburg
- Segelfluggruppe des Fliegerhorstes Flensburg
The Flugbuch remains in very good original condition with normal period wear from use. The photograph, stamps, handwritten entries, examination records, and flight log are all well preserved, making this an excellent research document.
Original NSFK flight log books with photographs and extensive wartime flying records are becoming increasingly difficult to find and are highly desirable pieces documenting Germany’s pre-war and wartime pilot training system. This is an outstanding example suitable for collectors of NSFK, Luftwaffe training material, aviation history, and Third Reich documentation.
KIA Wehrpass – Artillerie-Regiment 208 (208. Infanterie-Division) (EK2, VWA, WIO)
€130,00An original WWII German Wehrpass issued to Gefreiter Hans Johann Wilhelm Pörtner, born 3 August 1913 in Nauenscheid, Germany.
The Wehrpass was issued by Wehrbezirkskommando Berlin VII on 15 April 1936 and contains the original portrait photograph of the soldier along with numerous official wartime entries documenting his combat service on the Eastern Front.
Before entering military service, Pörtner worked as a glazier (Glaser).
Military Service
The Wehrpass records service with:
- 2. Batterie/ Artillerie-Ersatz-Abteilung 208
- 8. Batterie/ Artillerie-Regiment 208
He served with Artillerie-Regiment 208 of the 208. Infanterie-Division, a unit heavily engaged during the German campaigns on the Eastern Front.
Promotions
Recorded promotions include:
- Gefreiter
- Unteroffizier
Decorations
Officially entered awards include:
- Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42 (Ostmedaille) – awarded 7 August 1942
- Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (Black Wounde Badge0 – entered 12 March 1943
- Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse (Iron Cross 2nd Class) – awarded 28 July 1943
The award of the Iron Cross 2nd Class indicates bravery in combat and makes this Wehrpass particularly desirable.
Combat Service
The Wehrpass contains an extensive record of operations, including:
- Border security duties on the French frontier
- Occupation service in Northern France
- Winter campaign on the Eastern Front (1941–1942)
- Defensive fighting around Ostrozhsk
- Combat in the Army Group Centre sector
- Numerous artillery engagements throughout 1942
Killed in Action
A final entry records that Hans Pörtner was killed in action on 13 October 1943 near Demidov (Russia)
Condition
The Wehrpass remains in very good original condition with its period portrait photograph intact. It contains numerous official stamps, signatures, promotion entries, campaign records, award entries, and the final killed-in-action notation.
A highly attractive and fully documented Eastern Front combat Wehrpass belonging to a soldier of Artillerie-Regiment 208, awarded the Iron Cross 1st Class, Eastern Front Medal, and West Wall Medal, and ultimately killed in action near Demidov in October 1943. An excellent and researchable original document for collectors of Wehrmacht and Eastern Front history.
Civil German Führerschein (Civil Driver’s License)
€10,00An original German Führerschein (Driver’s License) issued on 12 August 1938 to Georg Brodin, born 29 August 1900 in Münsterfeld.
The license was issued by the Landrat and includes the original passport photograph secured with official rivets and overlapping governmental ink stamps, together with the owner’s handwritten signature. It authorized the holder to operate motor vehicles with internal combustion engines.
The document retains its official issue stamps, handwritten entries and signatures, while the reverse records the holder’s personal details, address and the payment of the 1 Reichsmark issuance fee.
Pre-war civilian Führerscheine are increasingly sought after as representative documents from everyday life in the Third Reich, especially examples retaining their original photograph and official period stamps.
The document remains in very good condition with honest age-related handling wear, while the photograph, stamps and handwritten entries remain clear and well preserved. A fine original civilian identification document and an attractive addition to any collection of Third Reich documents, civilian paperwork or German historical ephemera.
Wehrmacht-Führerschein (Military Driver’s License) – Aufstellungsstab Baumholder / Heimat-Kraftfahr-Bezirk XII
€45,00An original Wehrmacht-Führerschein (Military Driver’s License) issued to Alois Langer, born 25 March 1909 in Deutsch-Neukirch.
The document was issued on 2 March 1942 in Wiesbaden by the Heimat Kraftfahr Bezirk XII and authorized the holder to operate motor vehicles with internal combustion engines in classes 1b and 3. The driver’s license bears its original official ink stamps and signatures, together with an excellent original portrait photograph of Langer.
The document identifies him as serving with an Aufstellungsstab Baumholder based at Baumholder.
Unlike standard civilian driver’s licenses, Wehrmacht driver’s licenses with uniformed portraits are considerably more desirable among collectors, particularly when issued to a clearly identified artillery motor transport soldier. The original cloth-covered construction, official wartime stamps, and attractive portrait make this a very displayable piece of Wehrmacht documentation.
Condition: Good original condition. The document shows honest field wear and fraying to the cloth edges from service use, while remaining complete. The portrait photograph, handwritten entries, official stamps, and signatures are all clear and well preserved.
A desirable original WWII Wehrmacht driver’s license belonging to an artillery motor transport soldier, complete with portrait photograph and wartime issue from Wiesbaden in 1942.
Rare WWII German EWZ Rückkehrerausweis – Riga, Latvia – Posen 1943 – Heim ins Reich
€95,00An original and uncommon German WWII Rückkehrerausweis (Returnee Identity Card), issued to Eugen Priķis, born 21 April 1907 in Riga, Latvia (then recorded as Russia). The document was issued in Posen (Poznań) on 17 March 1943 by the Einwandererzentralstelle (EWZ) – Ausweisstelle Posen, the authority responsible for processing and documenting ethnic Germans and other approved returnees into the German Reich.
The identity card retains its original passport photograph bearing official ink and violet authority stamps. Personal details list Eugen Priķis as a Textilmustermeister (Textile Pattern Master), of Latvian nationality, with his previous residence recorded as Riga. His daughter Irmela, born 4 March 1934 in Riga, is also entered in the document.
The front cover records an entry dated 20 March 1940 relating to the Umsiedler-Hilfsfürsorge (Resettler Welfare Office), adding further period authenticity.
Rückkehrerausweise are considerably less encountered than Wehrpässe or Soldbücher and represent an interesting field of collecting connected to the wartime resettlement of Baltic Germans and other populations into the Third Reich. The combination of a portrait photograph, official stamps, complete personal information, and Latvian origin makes this an attractive historical document.
A genuine and uncommon German WWII identity document in good original condition, showing expected age, handling wear and period folding. A desirable addition for collectors of German WWII documents, Baltic German history, or EWZ-related material.
DRK Verwendungsbuch – Hamburg, Wehrkreis X
€45,00A very attractive and complete Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Verwendungsbuch issued to Richard Friedrich Midszka, born 2 July 1895 in Wilhelmsburg (Harburg). The booklet retains its original portrait photograph, numerous official DRK and military acceptance stamps, and extensive handwritten service entries.
The holder entered the Freiwillige Krankenpflege on 1 December 1939, and the Verwendungsbuch was officially issued in Hamburg on 18 March 1940 by the Inspector of the Deutsches Rotes Kreuz for Wehrkreis X. The document records his personal details, family information, physical description, dog tag number, military identification details, and official authorization for voluntary medical service.
Unlike many surviving examples that remained largely unused, this Verwendungsbuch contains multiple completed entries and official stamps, making it a considerably more interesting research piece. The original photograph remains firmly attached and the booklet is complete throughout.
A desirable and increasingly difficult-to-find wartime DRK document, representing the service records of a male volunteer attached to the German Red Cross medical organization during the Second World War.
Condition
Very good original condition with honest signs of wartime use and age. Complete with original photograph, handwritten entries, official stamps, and signatures. Minor wear and staining to the blue cover, as shown in the photographs.
DRK Verwendungsbuch – Frankfurt am Main
€45,00An original Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Verwendungsbuch issued to Richard Johann Thum, born 7 December 1886 in Köln, Rhine Province. This official service book served as the personal identification and service record for members of the Freiwillige Krankenpflege (Voluntary Medical Service) during the Second World War.
The booklet retains its original portrait photograph, securely attached and cancelled with multiple official DRK stamps of the Kreisstelle Frankfurt a.M. III. It was officially issued in Hamburg on 25 June 1940 by the Inspector of the Deutsches Roten Kreuz for Wehrkreis X, complete with the original signature and official DRK inspection stamp.
Richard Thum is recorded as a merchant (Kaufmann) by profession and entered the Freiwillige Krankenpflege on 5 February 1940. The booklet contains detailed personal information, including his family details, physical description, identification number, and medical service qualifications as a Krankenpfleger. The document remains largely complete with numerous handwritten entries and official authentication stamps.
Condition
Very good original condition with light handling and storage wear consistent with age. Complete with original photograph, handwritten entries, official DRK stamps, and signatures. The blue cover remains attractive with only minor edge wear.
Early Luftfahrerschein für Flugzeugführer (Pilot’s Licence) – Dresden, 1936
€75,00An original and scarce pre-war Luftfahrerschein für Flugzeugführer (Pilot’s Licence) issued during the early years of the Third Reich. These official Luftamt pilot licences are considerably harder to find than standard Wehrmacht identity documents and make attractive additions to any Luftwaffe or aviation collection.
This licence (No. 335) was issued to Ernst Schmidt, born 25 April 1912 in Chemnitz, who was employed as a Kraftwagenführer (motor vehicle driver). The document was issued by the Luftamt Dresden on 19 November 1936, complete with the original official ink stamp, period photograph, and handwritten signature.
The licence authorizes the holder to operate aircraft in the A2 (Land) category. The remaining pages intended for extensions and renewals remain largely unused, preserving the document in its original state.
The document remains in good original condition with normal signs of age and handling. Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description. Swastikas have been denazified with inkt. One staple in the document.
A scarce and desirable pre-war German aviation document that is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain.
DRK Verwendungsbuch – Hamburg
€75,00An original wartime Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Verwendungsbuch issued to Wilma Elisabeth Warmburg, complete with its original attached portrait photograph and official issue stamps.
The booklet was issued in Hamburg on 22 July 1940 and served as the official service record for personnel employed within the DRK voluntary nursing service. It retains the original owner’s photograph, several official inspection stamps and signatures.
Wilma Warmburg was born on 21 November 1905 in Hamburg and is listed as a housewife (Hausfrau). Her husband is recorded as Reinhold Warmburg, residing in Hamburg-Bergedorf, with no children noted.
The booklet records her physical description, identification details and official registration within the DRK nursing organization. Unlike many later wartime examples, this booklet appears largely unused, with few subsequent service entries, making it a well-preserved early-war issue.
A desirable original DRK personnel document with excellent display appeal thanks to its original portrait photograph and early 1940 issue date.
Austrian Hausgehilfin Dienstkarte (Domestic Service Identity Card) – Vienna, 1923
€15,00An original and historically interesting Austrian Hausgehilfin Dienstkarte (Domestic Service Identity Card) issued to Marie Litz, complete with its original photograph, official embossed seal, municipal ink stamp, and handwritten entries.
The document was issued in Vienna on 9 October 1923 under the Austrian Hausgehilfengesetz (Domestic Servants Act) of 26 February 1920, serving as the official identification and employment record for domestic servants working in private households. Such identity cards were required for housemaids and domestic employees and documented their personal details and employment history.
This example is issued to Marie Litz, born 18 May 1903 in Teichendorf, Spital, Austria. It features an attractive original portrait photograph securely attached with its original metal staples, together with the official embossed Austrian eagle seal, municipal stamp, and period signatures. The cover is titled “Dienstkarte” and references the legal basis under the Hausgehilfengesetz.
An increasingly uncommon surviving Weimar-era Austrian identity document that offers an excellent insight into the regulation of domestic employment during the early First Austrian Republic. The original portrait photograph and complete official markings make this an attractive display piece for collectors of Austrian history, identification documents, and social history.
Condition: Very good original condition with expected age-related wear, folds, and light creasing. Complete with original photograph, embossed seal, official stamps, handwritten entries, and signatures.
Luftschutz-Dienstbuch to LSW-Helferin – Hamburg / Allenstein – Awarded Kriegsverdienstmedaille (!)
€175,00An original and well-filled Luftschutz-Dienstbuch (Air Raid Protection Service Book), issued to LSW-Helferin Erna Lauge (née Hoepner), documenting her wartime service within the German Luftschutzwarndienst during the Second World War. Uncommon to see one for a female and who was awarded the Kriegsverdienstmedaille!
Personal Details
- Name: Erna Lauge (née Hoepner)
- Born: 26 October 1905
- Birthplace: Garding
- Religion: Evangelical Lutheran
- Issued by LS-Warnkommando Hamburg
- Issued on 23 March 1943
- Original portrait photograph present
Wartime Service
Following her medical examination in April 1943, she entered service as an LSW-Helferin (Luftschutzwarndienst-Helferin).
The Dienstbuch records service with:
- LS-Warnkommando Hamburg
- LS-Warnkommando Allenstein
- Service as Fernsprecherin (Telephone Operator)
Numerous wartime entries, official signatures and unit stamps document her continued service during 1943–1944.
Decorations
- Kriegsverdienstmedaille
Very good original condition with photo, which is relative uncommen as most are without photo. A very attractive and researchable Luftschutz document from one of Germany’s principal air defence organisations.
DRK Schwesternhelferin Verwendungsbuch – Reserve-Lazarett München & Jülich
€80,00An original Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Verwendungsbuch belonging to Schwesternhelferin Anna Krauthausen, complete with its original attached portrait photograph and extensive wartime service entries.
Issued in Munich on 28 August 1942, the booklet records her qualification in Krankenpflege (Nursing Care) and documents several years of uninterrupted wartime medical service within the German Red Cross.
The service record begins in April 1942, when Krauthausen commenced service as a helper at a military hospital. During the following years she served at various medical facilities, including:
- Reserve hospitals in Munich
- Hospital service in Jülich
- Assignments connected with Reserve-Lazarett München I
- Additional medical postings through 1944 and into March 1945
The Verwendungsbuch contains numerous official DRK, Wehrkreis and military medical stamps together with handwritten entries recording: Hospital assignments
- Leave authorisations
- Medical examinations
- Vaccinations
- Gas mask issue
- Hospital admissions
- Illness records
- Duty transfers
- Final wartime entries from March 1945
An attractive and extensively completed DRK nurse’s service book illustrating the daily administration of wartime German Red Cross medical personnel.
Condition
- Original attached photograph
- Numerous official DRK and military hospital stamps
- Well-filled service record
- Complete throughout
- Expected age toning and handling wear
- Very good historical condition
DRK Ausweisbuch für weibliche Hilfskräfte – Mülheim-Ruhr
€65,00An original and highly interesting Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (German Red Cross) Ausweisbuch für weibliche Hilfskräfte issued to Anneliese Steil, complete with portrait photograph, official stamps and an accompanying Führungszeugnis (Certificate of Good Conduct).
This booklet documents several years of DRK training and service prior to the Second World War and records her progression from Samariterin (First Aid Worker) to Helferin (Helper).
The booklet was first issued through the Vaterländischer Frauenverein (Patriotic Women’s Association), Mülheim-Ruhr branch, on 4 June 1936, and includes numerous official DRK and police authentication stamps.
Historical Summary
Unlike later wartime DRK service books, this example documents the structured peacetime training of female Red Cross personnel during the period immediately preceding the Second World War.
The owner, Anneliese Steil, was born on 10 November 1916 in Mülheim an der Ruhr.
She completed several official DRK medical courses:
- Helferin (Helper) Course
- Samariterin Course
Official certification as:
- Samariterin in 1936
- Helferin in 1937
The booklet also records continuing education (“Fortbildung”) during 1937, including medical and first aid refresher courses.
Flüchteling-Ausweis – England
€25,00Original “F.-Ausweis” (Flüchteling-Ausweis) from an Austrian born female, who fled from England back to Austria. Condition as seen.
VNV (Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond) – “Leiding” – Nr. AUGUST 1943
€40,00Authentic original issue of “Leiding” published by the Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond (VNV) during World War II.
Available issue:
- August 1943
⚠ Important condition note:
This August 1943 issue shows visible damage, including the last page is loose. Please review the photos carefully. Some issues may have loose pages due to age and paper fragility.
Condition: Sold as shown in the photos. These are original wartime publications and show age-related wear.
VNV (Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond) – “Leiding” – Single Issue: AUGUST 1944
€40,00Authentic original issues of “Leiding” published by the Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond (VNV) during World War II.
Available issues:
- August 1944
⚠ Important condition note:
The very rare August 1944 issue (the last issue printed) shows visible damage, including two cut-outs on the front cover. Please review the photos carefully.
Some issues may have loose pages due to age and paper fragility.
Condition: Sold as shown in the photos. These are original wartime publications and show age-related wear.
LW Soldbuch & NSFK Flugbuch Grouping – Grenadier-Regiment 1036 (59. Infanterie-Division) – WIA Dec. 1944 (HVPl. Immerath, Ortskommandantur Zwolle)
€210,00Outstanding original WWII German document grouping belonging to Gerhard Schmid, born 18 June 1926 in Aalen (Württemberg), documenting his remarkable path from NSFK glider pilot training to late-war frontline combat service.
The grouping includes:
- Original Luftwaffe Soldbuch, complete with photograph
- Original NSFK Flugbuch
- Feldpostcard
- Copy of a photo of him and his birth- and death date
Schmid began training with the NSFK (Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps) on 29 August 1941, successfully completing all major glider pilot qualifications. This documents his progression through Germany’s wartime aviation training system before entering military service.
Of particular historical interest is Schmid’s later transfer from Luftwaffe service into frontline ground combat during the final phase of the war—reflecting the increasingly desperate manpower situation in late 1944.
He served with: 2. Kompanie / Grenadier-Regiment 1036 of the 59. Infanterie-Division
The 59. Infanterie-Division fought heavy defensive actions in the Netherlands and western Germany during late 1944.
On 31 December 1944, Schmid was wounded in combat by shell fragments to the left thumb and evacuated to HVP Immerath. He remained hospitalized until 7 January 1945, after which he returned to duty.
A rare and historically rich named grouping with excellent research potential. Gerhard Schmid survived the war and passed away on 3 December 2012.
WWII Deutschen Volksliste Ausweis & KVK2 with Swords Award Doc – Sonderführer (Z) – 258. Infanterie-Division
€180,00Interesting and historically appealing original WWII document grouping belonging to Sonderführer (Z) Edgar Alexander Kuske, serving with Stab/ 258. Infanterie-Division. The grouping includes his award document for the Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, awarded on 20 April 1943.
Included are several original identification documents, among them a scarce Ausweis der Deutschen Volksliste with portrait photo, as well as pre-war Polish identity papers and additional personal documents. Kuske is listed as born in 1909 in Zdunska Wola and later residing in Posen.
A highly interesting grouping illustrating the complex history of ethnic Germans in occupied Poland and their later service within the Wehrmacht, particularly in administrative or translator roles as a Sonderführer (Z).
Soldbuch Obergefreiter – Nachschub-Bataillon 612 – Missing at Le Château-Charleville, August 1944 – Ostmedaille & KVK2
€165,00Interesting and historically attractive WW2 German Soldbuch belonging to Obergefreiter Paul Artelt, who served with Nachschub-Bataillon 612 and later went missing in August 1944 during the fighting around Le Château-Charleville.
A very nice mid- to late-war Soldbuch with numerous unit entries, leave stamps, weapon issue entries, accompanying Feldpost envelope and handwritten notification letter regarding his disappearance.
Soldier Details
- Name: Paul Artelt
- Born: 11 October 1905
- Birthplace: Altkessel-Graeberei
- Profession: Kutscher
- Religion: Catholic
- Rank progression:
- Schütze
- Gefreiter
- Obergefreiter (from 1.2.1944)
Units
The Soldbuch shows service with:
- 1. Kompanie / Infanterie-Ersatz-Bataillon 375
- Nachschub-Bataillon 612
The Soldbuch contains:
- multiple leave entries
- weapon issue pages
- hospital/lazarett-related stamps
- Feldpost envelope
- handwritten wartime/postwar correspondence concerning his disappearance
Awards
- 10.8.42 Ostmedaille (Eastern Front Medal / Winterschlacht im Osten)
- 1.6.44 Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse (KVK2)
A very desirable combination for a logistics/supply soldier serving under difficult Eastern Front and later Western Front conditions.
Missing in Action – August 1944
The most historically significant aspect of the grouping is the included handwritten correspondence mentioning that Artelt went missing in:
- Le Château-Charleville
- in August 1944
This places him during the chaotic German retreat after the Allied breakout from Normandy and the collapse of the front in France.
Supply and transport battalions such as Nachschub-Bataillon 612 were heavily exposed during this period, often caught in encirclements, strafing attacks and rapidly collapsing retreat routes.
The included handwritten letter gives the grouping strong personal and research potential.
Included in the Grouping
- Original Soldbuch
- Feldpost envelope addressed to his wife
- Period “Kraft durch Freude” ship dining card
Wehrpass – Unteroffizier in Kraftfahr-Kp. 222 & Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 300 – KBA in Bronze in March 1945!
€195,00Very interesting and well-filled Wehrpass issued to Wilhelm Hermann Friedrich Schulze, born 7 February 1911 in Westerhof/Osterode, documenting continuous Heer service from 1940 through the final days of the war, including service on the Eastern Front and attachment to Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 300.
The Wehrpass retains the original portrait photograph, numerous unit and administrative stamps, handwritten entries, combat/service notes, inserted campaign sheet, promotions, and wartime awards. Several stamps were period/postwar denazified, commonly encountered on original retained Wehrpässe.
Recorded Units Include:
- 4. (MG) Kompanie / Infanterie-Ersatz-Bataillon 191 – Hildesheim
- Infanterie-Regiment 552
- Kraftwagen-Kolonne 222
- Kraftfahr-Kompanie 222
- 1. Kompanie/ Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 300
Notable Entries:
- Awarded the Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern (KVK2 mit Schwertern) on 20.4.1941
- Awarded the Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Bronze on 19.3.1945
- Promoted to Gefreiter on 1.3.1941
- Promoted to Obergefreiter on 1.4.1943
- Promoted to Unteroffizier on 1.5.1945
- Eastern Front combat/service entries
- Inserted typed campaign sheet detailing 1944 operations in the Ukraine sector
- Original wartime photo present
- Numerous official stamps and signatures throughout
The Wehrpass shows honest wartime wear and age, remaining in very solid and displayable condition overall.
A highly desirable and researchable late-war Heer Wehrpass featuring:
- Assault gun brigade service
- Eastern Front operations
- Combat driver qualification award
- Multiple wartime promotions
- Final-days-of-the-war Unteroffizier promotion
- Strong unit history for collector and research value
WWII German Waffen-SS Death Card – SS-Sturmmann, LSSAH, KIA Shitomir 1943
€125,00Original WWII German Sterbebild (death card) for Ignaz Längfelder, an SS-Sturmmann of the elite Leibstandarte SS “Adolf Hitler” (LSSAH), killed in action on the Eastern Front in 1943.
Details from the card:
- Name: Ignaz Längfelder
- Rank: SS-Sturmmann
- Unit: Leibstandarte SS “Adolf Hitler” (LSSAH)
- Award: Panzer Assault Badge (Panzersturmabzeichen)
- Killed in action: 29 December 1943
- Location: Shitomir / Iwankowo sector (Ukraine)
- Age: 21
The card notes he fell in combat during heavy fighting in the Shitomir region, part of the winter battles on the Eastern Front.
The reverse features a religious image (after Titian) with devotional text.
Condition:
Good overall condition with typical age wear, slight edge wear, and light handling marks. Fully intact and well preserved.
Additional note:
This individual is the subject of a published family-written book, adding a rare level of personal historical documentation and research potential.
Wehrmacht Arrest Form for Flemish Vlaamse Wacht Soldier
€100,00Original Wehrmacht Arrest Form for a Flemish Vlaamse Wacht Soldier, for not returning to the unit (AWOL). Condition as seen.
VNV (Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond) Stamkaart
€75,00Original VNV (Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond) Stamkaart from a member from Genk. he later joined the Waffen-SS but was discharged for being unfit. Torn in left corner, see condition.
Heinrich Himmler Pamphlet – “Die Schutzstaffel als antibolschewistische Kampforganisation” (Early SS Ideology 1936, Rare)
€450,00Original pre-war SS publication titled “Die Schutzstaffel als antibolschewistische Kampforganisation” (“The SS as an Anti-Bolshevik Fighting Organization”), authored by Heinrich Himmler and issued in 1936.
Softcover booklet, 31 pages, measuring approximately 19 x 12.5 cm. The publication presents early ideological foundations of the Schutzstaffel (SS), emphasizing its role as a politically driven force positioned against Bolshevism.
Complete example in very good overall condition, with light, age-related wear consistent with pre-war paper items.
A scarce and highly collectible early SS ideological work, seldom encountered on the market.
Note: This item is sold on consignment.
Flemish Collaboration Death Card – Vlaamse Wacht – Roger Sabbe
€150,00Original Flemish collaboration Death card of Roger Sabbe, who served with the Vlaamse Wacht and was Killed on December 7, 1922. Condition as seen.
Deutsche Reichsbahn – Personenausweis (Obertelegrafenwerkmeister, Salzburg)
€35,00Original Deutsche Reichsbahn – Personenausweis from 1943 for a Obertelegrafenwerkmeister in Salzburg. Complete with photo. Issued in May 1943. Condition as seen.
WWII German Blackout Instruction Folder “Achtung im Straßenverkehr bei Verdunklung”
€35,00Original WWII German small-format instruction folder titled “Achtung im Straßenverkehr bei Verdunklung” (“Attention in Road Traffic During Blackout”), issued under the authority of the Reichsführer-SS und Chef der Deutschen Polizei within the Reichsministerium des Innern.
Compact, approximately postcard-sized format, intended for practical everyday use during blackout (Verdunklung) conditions. Such folders were distributed to inform civilians and road users about safety measures and regulations during nighttime restrictions imposed due to air raid threats.
Complete example in good overall condition, showing light, age-related wear consistent with wartime paper items.
An original period-produced piece of WWII civil defense material, of interest to collectors of German militaria, police-related items, and home front propaganda/ephemera.
Arbeitsbuch für Ausländer (French, Working in Gelsenkirchen 1944-45)
€95,00Original Arbeitsbuch für Ausländer (Work book for Foreigners) of the Third Reich for a French man (born in France) and working in Gelsenkirchen 1944-45. Condition as seen.
This is sold on commission.
Flemish HJ-Vlaanderen “Germaansche Jeugd” Booklet – WWII Collaboration Youth Publication
€75,00Original Flemish collaboration-era booklet titled “Germaansche Jeugd”, associated with the Hitlerjugend Vlaanderen (HJ-Vlaanderen).
Softcover booklet. Complete example; however, the front and rear covers are loose. Overall condition shows typical wear consistent with wartime paper items (please refer to images).
Notably, the photographed page includes an image of Tony Van Dyck, identifiable as the first Waffen-SS officer pictured on the left.
A scarce and desirable piece of Flemish WWII collaboration material, of particular interest to collectors of youth organizations, Waffen-SS-related history, and occupation-era printed ephemera.
VNV Mededeelingen – 1943 – (Price Per Piece)
€40,00Authentic original issues of “Mededeelingen” published by the Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond (VNV), dated 1943. Historical World War II–era printed material.
Available issues:
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No. 1 / 1943
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No. 4 / 1943
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No. 6 / 1943
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No. 16 / 1943
Condition: As shown in the photos. Please review images carefully for details.
Purchase options:
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Available individually (random issue send)
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Or as a complete set of 4 issues (Add 4x to Basket)
Price is per piece. If purchasing specific issue numbers, please indicate your desired issue(s) in the order notes. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding condition or availability.
German Arbeitsbuch (1920’s) – Deutsche Werkzeugmaschinen-Gesellschaft
€10,00Original German Arbeitsbuch (1920’s) – Deutsche Werkzeugmaschinen-Gesellschaft. Condition as seen.
Loefs Schiffsmodell-Baubriefe – Nr. 1 – Zerstörer “Karl Galster”
€15,00Original booklet of the Loefs Schiffsmodell-Baubriefe – Nr. 1 – Zerstörer “Karl Galster”. Condition as seen.
Booklet “Der Vertrag von Versailles”
€10,00Original booklet “Der Vertrag von Versailles“. Condition as seen.
Imperial German WWI Militärpaß – Bayerisches-Reserve-Infanterie-Rgt. 17 (WIA 1918 in France, Earned Prussian EK2)
€45,00Offered is an original Imperial German Militärpaß issued to Franz Josef Lang, a Bavarian infantryman with long pre-war service, extensive frontline combat on the Western Front, and a confirmed Iron Cross 2nd Class award.
A strong, historically rich Militärpaß combining long service, frontline infantry combat, an Iron Cross award, and a recorded wartime wound—an excellent example for collectors of Bavarian units, Western Front veterans, or Iron Cross recipient documents.