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Dienstausweis – Verwaltungsschule der Luftwaffe
€65,00Original Dienstausweis (Service ID) for a Civilian Employee at the Verwaltungsschule der Luftwaffe. ID issued by the Verwaltungsschule der Luftwaffe. Condition as seen.
Kriegsopferversorgung Mitgliedskarte
€30,00Original Mitgliedskarte (Membership card) of the NSKOV (Nationalsozialistische Kriegsopferversorgung) (National Socialist War Victim’s Care). Complete with stamps. Condition as seen.
Reichskolonialbund Mitgliedskarte
€30,00Original Reichskolonialbund Mitgliedskarte. Condition as seen. Complete with stamps.
KIA Wehrpass Panzer-Regiment 3 with Letter
€155,00Original World War II Wehrpass issued to Gefreiter Anton Sippl, documenting armored service with Panzer-Regiment 3 of the 2. Panzer-Division.
Sippl initially served with the 6. Kompanie / Panzer-Regiment 3 and was later assigned to the Stabskompanie II./Panzer-Regiment 3. The Wehrpass records that he was killed in action on 18 April 1942. Shortly before his death, he was awarded the Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz on 22 March 1942, reflecting combat injury sustained during operations.
Awards recorded:
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Wound Badge in Black (Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz) – 22 March 1942
Included with the Wehrpass:
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Original letter from his commanding officer relating to Sippl’s death
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Typed English translation of the letter
Condition:
Original wartime document in good condition for age, with expected handling wear and light toning. Entries are legible. The accompanying letter shows normal age-related wear.
Notes:
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Named Wehrpass with clear Panzer unit attribution
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Documented KIA with exact date
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Desirable association with Panzer-Regiment 3 / 2. Panzer-Division
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CO death notification letter adds strong historical context and provenance
A compelling and historically significant Panzer Wehrpass grouping, well suited for advanced collectors of armored units, KIA-documented soldiers, or 2. Panzer-Division history.
Wehrpass Infanterie-Regiment 486 & Heimatflakbatterie 24/XVII
€65,00Original World War II Wehrpass issued to a German soldier who served with the 7. Kompanie/ Infanterie-Regiment 486 of the 262. Infanterie-Division. Toward the end of his military service, he was assigned to Heimatflakbatterie 24/XVII, reflecting the late-war reassignment of personnel to home air-defense units.
The Wehrpass is complete and retains the original photograph, making it a solid and attractive example of an individual service record.
Details:
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Unit: 7./Infanterie-Regiment 486
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Later service: Heimatflakbatterie 24/XVII
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Complete Wehrpass with original photo
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No awards entered
Condition:
Original wartime document in good overall condition, with expected handling wear and age toning. Entries remain legible and intact.
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Genuine period Wehrpass
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Good entry-level document for collectors
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Ideal for display or as a starting point for a Wehrmacht document collection
An honest, complete Wehrpass suitable for new collectors or those seeking representative examples of Wehrmacht service documentation.
Wehrpass Panzer-Regiment 3 & 39 (EK2 in Poland ’39! WIA 1940)
€375,00Original Wehrpass of Gefreiter Stoltz who served with the Panzer-Regiment 3 during the Polish Campaign and West Campaign, until he got wounded in France. Afterwards he served with Panzer-Regiment 39. He earned the Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse on November 3, 1939 and the Panzerkampfabzeichen and Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz.
Post-War Dutch Judicial Index Card – Dutch Waffen-SS Case (Amsterdam)
€90,00Original post-war Dutch judicial registration card (justitiële / vonnissenkaart), issued within the framework of the Dutch Bijzondere Rechtspleging (Special Courts), relating to Lambertus Thomas van Gog (1916–1996), a convicted Dutch Waffen-SS collaborator.
Description
This authentic judicial card documents the prosecution and sentencing of Lambertus van Gog, who was tried by the Bijzonder Gerechtshof in Amsterdam following the Second World War.
Van Gog is historically known for his role in collaboration with the German occupying forces and for his involvement in Aktion Silbertanne reprisals.
Translated judicial content (summary)
According to the card, Lambertus van Gog:
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Voluntarily entered German military service in February 1941, joining the Waffen-SS
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Was active in 1943–1944 in the provinces of North Holland and Utrecht for the German SS intelligence service
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Gathered and transmitted intelligence reports concerning:
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Jews
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Resistance members
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Anti-German individuals (including communists)
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Persons in hiding
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Distributors of illegal publications
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Forwarded these reports to SS headquarters in Utrecht
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Was involved in a reprisal murder, explicitly mentioned on the card (the murder of Dutch author A.M. de Jong, carried out with Daniel Bernard)
Judicial outcome
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Court: Bijzonder Gerechtshof, Amsterdam
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Sentence: 20 years imprisonment, with deduction of pre-trial detention
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Appeal: Noted and recorded
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Final ruling: 1950
Historical significance
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Primary-source judicial document, not a later copy
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Directly linked to one of the most well-documented Dutch collaboration and reprisal cases
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Exceptional research value for:
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Waffen-SS and collaboration history
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Aktion Silbertanne
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Post-war justice and trials in the Netherlands
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Such cards often survive without the full court dossier, making them crucial standalone records
Condition
Original document in used archival condition, with typed and handwritten entries. Wear consistent with age and official handling.
Outstanding DKiG Soldbuch & Wehrpass Grouping to Oberst Wentscher, 13. Panzer-Division
€2.100,00An exceptional and historically significant Soldbuch and Wehrpass grouping to Oberst Gerhard Wentscher, an early recipient of the Deutsches Kreuz in Gold, awarded on 1 December 1941 for his service as commander of (Panzer-)Artillerie-Regiment 13, 13. Panzer-Division.
Wentscher was a career officer with an extensive and well-documented military career spanning both World Wars. Promoted to Leutnant in 1915, he earned four awards during the First World War, including the Iron Cross 1st Class. He joined the Wehrmacht as a Hauptmann in 1934, became Kompaniechef in Artillerie-Regiment 13 in 1936, and following promotion to Major, served as Adjutant of the 13. Infanterie-Division from 1938.
In this role he participated in the Polish Campaign, earning the Spange zum EK II, and in the Western Campaign, where he was awarded the Spange zum EK I. After the conversion of the 13. Infanterie-Division into the 13. Panzer-Division, Wentscher served on the Eastern Front as Oberstleutnant and commander of Artillerie-Regiment 13. He was severely wounded in the leg on 13 October 1941, leading to his early award of the Deutsches Kreuz in Gold on 1 December 1941. Declared unfit for further front-line service, he completed the war as an Oberst in the Oberkommando des Heeres.
Over approximately 18 years of service, Wentscher was entitled to an impressive twelve awards, including:
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Iron Cross II Class
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Iron Cross I Class
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Wound Badge in Black
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Honour Cross for Front Fighters
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Long Service Award IV Class
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Spange zum EK II
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Sudetenland Medal
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Spange zum EK I
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Officer’s Cross of the Romanian Crown
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Wound Badge in Silver
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General Assault Badge
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Deutsches Kreuz in Gold
The Soldbuch is a standout centerpiece, featuring an extraordinary large portrait photograph—quite possibly one of the finest Soldbuch photos extant. Wentscher is depicted holding a telephone, an action entirely against regulations for Soldbuch photographs, and is wearing his Deutsches Kreuz in Gold along with other decorations. The Soldbuch was opened in August 1939 and signed by Generalleutnant Moritz von Faber du Faur, divisional commander. It is complete and in very good condition.
The Wehrpass, opened in January 1941, also contains a military portrait photo showing Wentscher wearing his WWI EK I. It is complete, clean, and in excellent condition, meticulously listing his awards, units, campaigns, and promotions.
Additionally included in this outstanding grouping:
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Inländer-Jahresjagdschein (1940) with military portrait photograph
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Driving license, issued in Gross-Born, 1938
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A small private photograph
This is a unique, museum-quality grouping to a documented Panzer Oberst and early DKiG recipient. An unparalleled opportunity to acquire a true centerpiece for any advanced collection. The Soldbuch in particular offers exceptional visual and historical impact when displayed.
SOLD ON COMMISSION
WH Soldbuch, EKM & Document Grouping (Inf.-Rgt. 473, Lds.-Schtz.-Btl. 319) (Captured by US)
€250,00A compact yet historically rich Wehrmacht document grouping to Obergefreiter Paul Heuser, consisting of his original Soldbuch, Erkennungsmarke, award documents, and several late- and post-war papers, including POW material. All components are period originals and form a coherent, matching set.
Contents of the Grouping
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Original Soldbuch, issued to Obergefreiter Paul Heuser
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Matching Erkennungsmarke, correctly numbered and fully corresponding to the Soldbuch
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Award document for the Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse
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Award document for the Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz
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Additional service and administrative documents, including POW-related paperwork from 1945–1946
Military Service
Paul Heuser served primarily with Infanterie-Regiment 473, including duty with the Stab of the 253. Infanterie-Division, and later ended his service with Landesschützen-Bataillon 319. His Soldbuch documents a frontline infantry career typical of the Eastern Front formations of the Heer.
Awards Confirmed in the Soldbuch
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Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse (EK2)
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Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz
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Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42 (Ostmedaille)
The EK2 and Wound Badge award documents accompany the group and match the entries in the Soldbuch. Notably, the Soldbuch is denazified, as commonly encountered in late-war or post-war retained documents, while the EK2 award document remains non-denazified, providing an interesting contrast within the set.
Condition
The Soldbuch shows honest period wear consistent with field use, including handling, edge wear, and age toning, but remains complete and legible throughout. The Erkennungsmarke displays normal wear with clear stamping. Paper documents show expected aging but no major damage.
Historical Significance
This grouping offers an excellent snapshot of a German infantryman’s wartime service: Eastern Front combat, wounding, decorations, late-war transfers, and eventual capture by U.S. forces in 1945. The inclusion of POW documentation adds further depth and desirability, illustrating the soldier’s transition from Wehrmacht service to Allied captivity.
Collector’s Note
A desirable, well-matched small grouping that combines combat awards, identity disc, and post-war documentation. Ideal for collectors seeking an authentic, researchable Heer infantry set with clear unit history and complete provenance.
Rare Wehrmacht-Führerschein – Issued to Ritterkreuzträger Hans-Joachim Wagner
€350,00Original Wehrmacht-Führerschein (Zweitschrift) to later Ritterkreuzträger Hans-Joachim Wagner – at the time serving with Feldpostnummer 59869 B (1. Batterie / Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 261).
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Name: Hans-Joachim Wagner
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Born: 28 December 1913, Neubrandenburg
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Died: 9 June 1985, Kiel
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Rank at issue: Soldat of a Sturmgeschütz unit (later Hauptmann d.R.)
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Document: Wehrmacht driver’s license, Zweitschrift (duplicate), valid only in connection with the Soldbuch
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Dated: 18.08.1944
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Authorisation: Permits him to drive motor vehicles with internal-combustion engines of classes 1–3
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Unit notation: Feldpostnummer 59869/B = 1. Batterie / Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 261
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Signature: Signed by Major und Kommandeur Fritz Konopka (NOT Gerhard Konopka), as “Hauptmann u. Führer der Brigade”, with clear unit stamp
Wagner later became a decorated assault-gun commander:
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Decoration: Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes, 25.01.1945
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Rank / unit at award: Hauptmann der Reserve, Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 286
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Reason for award (summary): On 5 December 1944, near Pásztó in Hungary, Wagner’s Sturmgeschütze helped stop a Soviet breakthrough to the northwest. His guns knocked out several enemy tanks, forced the remaining tanks and accompanying infantry to break off the attack, and he then rallied fleeing Flak gunners from 18. SS-Panzergrenadier-Division “Horst Wessel”, bringing them back into their positions. With these Flak guns and his assault guns he created a blocking line that held for several days without reinforcement – an action that earned him the Knight’s Cross.
Note: Sold on Commission
Dienstpass & SS-Soldbuch Grouping – Gendarmerie-Meister (3x Awards)
€325,00A rarely encountered dual-document set to long-serving Gendarmerie-Meister Konrad Sagmeister, born 21 November 1887 in Kammern. This grouping contains both his original Polizei-Dienstpass and his SS-Soldbuch, making it a highly desirable early-career-to-WWII documentation set.
Highlights
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Complete Polizei-Dienstpass with full personal details and service entries
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Complete SS-Soldbuch, including the original photograph and the SS runes on the cover — a feature often missing on surviving examples
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Shows his long career within the Austrian/German police apparatus, culminating in his rank as Gendarmerie-Meister
Awards Listed
Sagmeister’s service record includes multiple pre-war and police long-service decorations:
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Jubiläumskreuz 1908
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Erinnerungskreuz 1912/13
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Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe
These awards reflect his early Imperial-era service and subsequent decades-long policing career.
Why This Group is Special
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Matched pair of documents belonging to the same career police NCO/official
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SS-Soldbuch with photo — very collectible and increasingly hard to find, especially in complete condition
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Excellent for collectors of Austrian police, Gendarmerie, early service awards, or SS administrative documents
NSDAP Parteibuch & SA-Ausweis (St. Salvator)
€250,00Original NSDAP Mitgliedsbuch (“Parteibuch”), version of 1939. NSDAP Ortsgruppe St. Salvator. The Parteibuch contains stamps from 1940 until 1943. The SA Ausweis from the same person is in bad condition. Condition as seen.
WH Führerschein – Luftkriegsschule 4
€55,00Original Wehrmacht-Führerschein (Driver’s License) of a soldier with the Luftkriegsschule 4. Complete with photo. Condition as seen.
NSKK-Paß Sturm 26/M141 Meuselwitz/Thüringen, Motorgruppe Leipzig
€90,00Original NSKK-Paß from a NSKK-Mann in Sturm 26/M141 Meuselwitz/Thüringen, Motorgruppe Leipzig. Comes with his DRL-Sportabzeichen award booklet, Quittungs-Karte. Has some water staining as can be seen on the Paß. Condition as seen.
Deutscher Reichsbund für Leibesübungen Ausweis
€35,00Original Deutscher Reichsbund für Leibesübungen Ausweis to a female. Complete with photo and stamps. Condition as seen (staining).
Zeugnisse der Deutschen Volksschule (Gau Wien)
€17,50Original Zeugnisse der Deutschen Volksschule (Schoolreports) for a youngster in Gau Wien from 1941-1944. Condition as seen.
NSDAP Mitgliedskarte – Ortsgruppe Blankenburg
Original price was: €65,00.€50,00Current price is: €50,00.Original NSDAP Mitgliedskarte. Ortsgruppe Blankenburg. Complete with a lot of stamps (an attachment page was even added). Condition as seen.
RAD Arbeitsdank Mitglieds-Karte (RAD 1/273) (Villingen)
€30,00Reichsarbeidsdienst Arbeitsdank Mitglieds-Karte (ID) for a member of Gau XXVII, Abteilung 1/273. He was born in Villingen. Stunning ID with photograph and both inkt & paper stamps.