Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of Death Notices Hold he was sent with the

he was sent with the artillery to the Mexican Border

bearing a central monogram and overlaid by a banner bearing a raised inscription of “MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND”

but since 1934 has been banned from wearing this award on the uniform

nicking of the crossguard and pommel

spotting and contact marks on the obverse

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of Death Notices Hold he was sent with the(Todesanzeige). A mixed lot of five Wehrmacht death notices, including: 1. One named to Alois Niemayr, a Schtze (Rifleman) who served with Gebirgsjger Regiment Nr. 37, and who was wounded in action on the Eastern Front on 27 September 1942, ultimately dying on 30 September, measuring 6. 5 cm (w) x 11. 5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. One named to Ludwig Gruber, a Gefreiter and recipient of the 1939 Iron Cross, who served with a Grenadier