Germany, Luftwaffe. A Battle Of France Stuka Oil Painting, By H. Gudd Hold thin cardboard binding with a

thin cardboard binding with a cover displaying a Polizei-style eagle within a laurel wreath holding a wreathed mobile swastika

A signature of the commanding General of the German Air Service (kommandierender General der Luftstreitkräfte) Ernst von Hoeppner (1860–1922) is missing

approximately two kilometres due west of the railway station

Bremen: Hanseaten Cross (silver with red enamels

After the Anschluss of Austria

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Battle Of France Stuka Oil Painting, By H. Gudd Hold thin cardboard binding with aA fine oil painting on canvas panel, the painting is situated vertically and is of a battle scene with two Junkers Ju 87 planes (dive bombers) on a dark, cloudy sky, one left flying in the immediate foreground, the other in the background dropping a bomb, the planes are dark with Balkenkreuz detailing on the wings and sides, below are two allied tanks (possibly French), the left tank is at an angle as an explosion is taking place underneath its right