Germany, Heer. A Lot Of Postwar Signed Knight’s Cross Recipient Photos certificate_of_authenticity each bearing a single Geneva

each bearing a single Geneva Cross insignia constructed of bronze with red enamel

One of his medical reports documents the injury that occurred to his left foot: "While on duty near Le Havre on February 29th 1916

which was his second CEF battalion command

A Destroyer War Badge constructed of gilded and silvered zink

July 1815: Iron Cross 1813 Second Class

Germany, Heer. A Lot Of Postwar Signed Knight’s Cross Recipient Photos certificate_of_authenticity each bearing a single Geneva(Ritterkreuztrger Bilder mit Unterschriften). A lot of three postwar signed Heer Knights Cross recipient photos, including one depicting Major Wolfgang Kapp, in uniform and with the Knights Cross (awarded on 3 March 1945) clearly visible, the lower half of the image overlaid by Kapps handwritten signature in blue ink, measuring 100 mm (w) x 148 mm (h), the reverse demonstrating minor moisture exposure, in near extremely fine condition; one depicting