Original German WWII Set of 4 Awards with Documents named to Dutch Volunteer Anton van Es NATION This patch bore the unit

This patch bore the unit designation (often a combination of numbers or emblems) embroidered on to a backing color that represented the Group

It was followed by the simplified Tellermine 43

although officers retained the blue and red uniform for certain ceremonial occasions when not parading with troops

This represents the only official grenade at the disposal of the French soldiers in 1914 : the grenade modèle 1847

only a handful of this variation was made

Original German WWII Set of 4 Awards with Documents named to Dutch Volunteer Anton van Es NATION This patch bore the unitOriginal Items: One of a kind grouping. This is a fantastic set, with four original German WWII combat awards, each with their original BESITTZZEUGNIS "possession award" certificates. All were awarded to the same soldier, Anton van Es, who we believe was a Dutch volunteer, holding the rank of Oberschtze (Private), Obergrenadier, and finally Unteroffizier (Corporal). The award documents are dated 1942, 1943, and 1944, making this a great set showing