Hermann Büchting – Schnellboot S-27
€35,00
A fine postwar portrait photograph, personally signed by Hermann Büchting (14 March 1916 – 27 June 1992), one of the notable commanders of the Kriegsmarine’s fast-attack craft arm (Schnellbootwaffe). His signature is clear, bold, and fully authentic—an excellent example for collectors of S-Boot and Knight’s Cross memorabilia.
Hermann Büchting earned the Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes on 22 April 1943 as Kapitänleutnant and commander of the Schnellboot “S-27”, 1. Schnellbootsflottille.
During his tenure, Büchting distinguished himself in the highly dangerous naval warfare of the English Channel and North Sea, where the Schnellboot forces conducted precision night raids, convoy attacks, and mine-laying operations against heavily defended Allied shipping. His award recognized repeated displays of leadership, tactical skill, and personal bravery under fire.
After the war Büchting lived a private life, making his signature considerably scarcer than those of many other Knight’s Cross holders. Postwar-signed photographs of S-Boot commanders—especially in clean, undamaged condition—are increasingly difficult to obtain.
Collector’s Note
This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a genuine postwar signature of a Schnellboot Knight’s Cross recipient, ideal for framed display or integration into an advanced Kriegsmarine autograph collection. A desirable and historically significant piece from one of the Schnellbootwaffe’s decorated commanders.
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A fine postwar portrait photograph, personally signed by Hermann Büchting (14 March 1916 – 27 June 1992), one of the notable commanders of the Kriegsmarine’s fast-attack craft arm (Schnellbootwaffe). His signature is clear, bold, and fully authentic—an excellent example for collectors of S-Boot and Knight’s Cross memorabilia.
Hermann Büchting earned the Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes on 22 April 1943 as Kapitänleutnant and commander of the Schnellboot “S-27”, 1. Schnellbootsflottille.
During his tenure, Büchting distinguished himself in the highly dangerous naval warfare of the English Channel and North Sea, where the Schnellboot forces conducted precision night raids, convoy attacks, and mine-laying operations against heavily defended Allied shipping. His award recognized repeated displays of leadership, tactical skill, and personal bravery under fire.
After the war Büchting lived a private life, making his signature considerably scarcer than those of many other Knight’s Cross holders. Postwar-signed photographs of S-Boot commanders—especially in clean, undamaged condition—are increasingly difficult to obtain.
Collector’s Note
This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a genuine postwar signature of a Schnellboot Knight’s Cross recipient, ideal for framed display or integration into an advanced Kriegsmarine autograph collection. A desirable and historically significant piece from one of the Schnellbootwaffe’s decorated commanders.
