WWII German Officer Hunting License Grouping (Jahresjagdschein) – Oberleutnant
Attractive and unusual original WWII German hunting-related document grouping belonging to Oberleutnant Günter Ellert, born in 1918, from Friedenthal.
The grouping includes his original Jahresjagdschein (annual hunting license) with uniformed portrait photograph, matching Jagdprüfung certificate (Zeugnis), and original Jagdmunitionskarte. The hunting license was issued in 1943 and remains in very appealing condition with clear stamps and entries.
A highly interesting and visually attractive officer-related grouping combining military and civilian hunting history during the Third Reich period. Such hunting documents with portrait photographs are increasingly sought after and make for excellent display pieces. Overall in good used condition with normal wartime wear, age toning, and minor handling traces. A scarce and desirable collector’s grouping.
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Attractive and unusual original WWII German hunting-related document grouping belonging to Oberleutnant Günter Ellert, born in 1918, from Friedenthal.
The grouping includes his original Jahresjagdschein (annual hunting license) with uniformed portrait photograph, matching Jagdprüfung certificate (Zeugnis), and original Jagdmunitionskarte. The hunting license was issued in 1943 and remains in very appealing condition with clear stamps and entries.
A highly interesting and visually attractive officer-related grouping combining military and civilian hunting history during the Third Reich period. Such hunting documents with portrait photographs are increasingly sought after and make for excellent display pieces. Overall in good used condition with normal wartime wear, age toning, and minor handling traces. A scarce and desirable collector’s grouping.
