Offered is a large ID document and feldpost lot for a Wehrmacht soldier who ended the war at the rank of unterfeldwebel and saw late war service in Panzerjäger Kompanie 1356 and then in ‘Panzerjäger-Schule Milowitz’ in Czechoslovakia, which was one of the places where late war training on the Jagdpanzer 38 ‘Hertzer’ tank destroyer took place.
The lot offered includes:
One wartime issued forty-four page Wehrmacht Wehrpass , filled out completely with numerous handwritten entries, official stampings and a passphoto pic of the holder! The Wehrpass is complete with pages 1-44 recorded; with the first couple pages present but coming loose. The Wehrpass offers great insights into the wartime experiences of the holder; showing he was mobilized early in 1939 and saw initial service with Nachrichten Abteilung 463, where he served into 1943. The holder then served with Feld-Ersatz-Bataillon 356, transfering a short time later to Panzerjäger Kompanie 1356 and then ‘Panzerjäger-Schule Milowitz’. The holder according to the Wehrpass saw active combat in Poland and Norway, before spending a significant time on the Northern / Artic Front in Northern Finland and Russia. The holder was reassigned back to mainland Europe in 1944, spending sometime in Italy and then in Eastern Europe. The holder shows recorded awards of the Ostmedaille Medal and Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Silber (Driver’s Proficiency Badge in Silver). Really a wonderful rare combat veterans wehrpass.
One thirty-two page ‘Deutsches Reich Arbeitbuch’ workbook for the holder of the grouping, complete with handwritten entries and stampings.
Approximately 28 wartime feldpost letters written from the holder to a loved one back home most of which are complete with envelopes.
One Allied post war POW discharge notice for the holder, showing that he survived hositilities dated May 25th, 1945.
One wartime studio set picture measuring to be approximately 5.5”x 3.5” inches in size, showing the holder of this grouping at the rank of unteroffizier posed with his wife and young child.
Really a wonderful and large ID and feldpost grouping to a Wehrmacht soldier who saw active combat service throughout the war! Not one too be missed!
Offered is a large ID document and feldpost lot for a Wehrmacht soldier who ended the war at the rank of unterfeldwebel and saw late war service in Panzerjäger Kompanie 1356 and then in ‘Panzerjäger-Schule Milowitz’ in Czechoslovakia, which was one of the places where late war training on the Jagdpanzer 38 ‘Hertzer’ tank destroyer took place.
The lot offered includes:
One wartime issued forty-four page Wehrmacht Wehrpass , filled out completely with numerous handwritten entries, official stampings and a passphoto pic of the holder! The Wehrpass is complete with pages 1-44 recorded; with the first couple pages present but coming loose. The Wehrpass offers great insights into the wartime experiences of the holder; showing he was mobilized early in 1939 and saw initial service with Nachrichten Abteilung 463, where he served into 1943. The holder then served with Feld-Ersatz-Bataillon 356, transfering a short time later to Panzerjäger Kompanie 1356 and then ‘Panzerjäger-Schule Milowitz’. The holder according to the Wehrpass saw active combat in Poland and Norway, before spending a significant time on the Northern / Artic Front in Northern Finland and Russia. The holder was reassigned back to mainland Europe in 1944, spending sometime in Italy and then in Eastern Europe. The holder shows recorded awards of the Ostmedaille Medal and Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Silber (Driver’s Proficiency Badge in Silver). Really a wonderful rare combat veterans wehrpass.
One thirty-two page ‘Deutsches Reich Arbeitbuch’ workbook for the holder of the grouping, complete with handwritten entries and stampings.
Approximately 28 wartime feldpost letters written from the holder to a loved one back home most of which are complete with envelopes.
One Allied post war POW discharge notice for the holder, showing that he survived hositilities dated May 25th, 1945.
One wartime studio set picture measuring to be approximately 5.5”x 3.5” inches in size, showing the holder of this grouping at the rank of unteroffizier posed with his wife and young child.
Really a wonderful and large ID and feldpost grouping to a Wehrmacht soldier who saw active combat service throughout the war! Not one too be missed!
