A Large Document Group; Occupation Denmark, Wounded In Belgium 1940, Crimea Kia Hold chipping evident in the black

chipping evident in the black enamels

he returned to regular service and was preparing to be transferred to the 19th Infantry Battalion Overseas

2 Section of the 42nd Divisional Artillery Column

An Iron Cross 1st Class 1914 by Unknown Maker H

1886 in Monance

A Large Document Group; Occupation Denmark, Wounded In Belgium 1940, Crimea Kia Hold chipping evident in the blackA fine large document group to an early war combatant consisting of: A Wehrpa (106x147mm, near extremely fine), dated to Schleswig on April 2, 1937. A Hinterbliebenensendung (bereaved mail) envelope (345x250mm, near very fine), dated to May 28, 1943 and sent to Kleinworts mother. It contains: An official folder for the honour cemetery of Karagos, Crimea (8 p., 215x304mm, near extremely fine) for the fallen soldiers of Infantry Division 170. Kleinworts