Germany, Heer. A Mixed Lot of Death Cards Auction but the main group again

but the main group again came under siege the next night and was mostly destroyed

Consisting of a Cross Pattée in silver with white enameled arms

one obverse end bearing a black machine-embroidered Cross Pattée trimmed with silver threading

On the back several stamps and handwritten information confirm where Lenz was during May and June 1945 and that he received food

Nova Scotia and a charter member of the British Isles Club of Halifax

Germany, Heer. A Mixed Lot of Death Cards Auction but the main group again(Steberbilder). A mixed lot of death cards, including: 1. One named to Feldwebel Josef Bauer, a 49 year old with lengthy wartime service in Poland, France, Belgium, and the Soviet Union, who was notably killed on 7 May 1945 (one day before Germanys official surrender) by a gunshot to the heart, measuring 6. 5 cm (w) x 11. 5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. One named to Josef Amberger, a 23 year old Obergefreiter who served with Infanterie