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    Its all from my family

    from grandma from grandpa
    3513 Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter gold 2. Modell
    Urkunde Mutterkreuz gold 21.5.1939

    from dad from grandpa 1893-1979
    1. WW Preussisches Infanterie Regiment 341

    3803 Ehrenkreuz f******252;r Frontk******228;mpfer F.L.
    Urkunde Ehrenkr. f. Frontk******228;mpfer 20.2.1935
    3524 Treuedienst-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe weiss 25 Jahre
    Urkunde zum treue Dienst Kreuz silber 9.1.1939
    3293 Verwundetenabz. schwarz 1914
    Urkunde Verwundetenabz. schwarz 22.8.1918
    Urkunde Erlaubnis zum Tragen des Verwundetenabzeichens 2.11.1936
    2718 Sachsen-Meiningen Med. f******252;r Verdienst im Kriege 1914-1915
    1909 Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse 1914 K******228;mpferband
    Feldspange EK 2+Ehrenkreuz f******252;r Frontk******228;mpfer
    Urkunde EK 2 1914 24.12.1915
    Vorl******228;ufiges Besitzzeugnis EK 2 1.1.1916
    Urkunde Beamter auf Lebenszeit 11.3.1940


    brother from grandpa
    Pz. Gren. Rgt. 126

    3824 Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse 1939
    Urkunde EK2 1939 Uofz. 22.8.1943 OU Nikolaus von Vormann
    3846 Verwundetenabzeichen schwarz L/21 F******246;rster+Barth Pforzheim
    Verwundetenabz.schwarz Uofz. 11.9.1943

    first husband from grandma 1920-1943
    Pionier Batallion 263

    Bajonett Modell 84/98
    3824 Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse 1939

    second grandpa 1919-1996
    2.WW Panzerregiment 5

    3517 Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938 (Sudetenland)
    3518 Spange Prager Burg
    Feldspange 1. Oktober mit Prager
    Burg
    3824 Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse 1939
    Urkunde EK2 1939 14.9.1940
    3835 Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern am Band
    3901 Panzerkampfabzeichen silber hohl ohne Einsatzzahl
    3845 Verwundetenabzeichen silber 127 Moritz Hausch AG Pforzheim
    Parteiabzeichen NSDAP RZM M1/102 Frank & Reif Stuttgart
    Bajonett Dienstzeit beim Panzerregiment 5 Modell 98 Bild 5
    2 Fotoalben

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    A very nice collection! A few more photos (details) would be nice :-)

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      #3
      Great items!

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        #4
        Nice Collection....NEVER let these items go....they are an invaluable part of your family history.
        Regards,
        RAY.

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          #5
          NOW THAT'S A VERY NICE COLLECTION WITH A HISTORY! VERY NICE!

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            #6
            I agree, super collection, and all that from one family

            Could you post a bigger picture of the panzerkampfabzeichen? I would love to see it!
            Kind regards,
            Giel

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                              #15
                              Very nice collection and I'm happy to see that the origin of each item has been carefully documented. The documentation of this historical grouping will serve you and/or future collectors well.

                              In that regard, I feel like making one point in response to the suggestion that you "NEVER" sell the collection. My thoughts are that if in the future it becomes clear that no one in your family will care for these items, then you may want to consider passing them along to a collector who will keep the items intact and care for them. This is the policy that I will employ (in my old age) with my own collection, which includes a few items that originated from within my family.

                              My personal view is that it is far better for a collector to cherish and preserve the items than to leave them to a blood relative who could care less. With the uncaring relative, the inevitable result will be a sale (and possible breaking up) of the items.

                              I recently picked up a really nice 98k rifle here in the U.S. that came from an American WWII veteran's estate. The vet was so sure his son would want the rifle that it is mentioned specifically in the vet's will. Well, guess what? Soon after the vet died and the will was probated, the son picked up his newly inherited rifle and took it to the local gun show and sold it. I happened to pick it up a few weeks later from the dealer who purchased it as a walk-in at the show. In the U.S. this type of disposition of WWII veteran's war memorbilia is quiet common and, in my view, probably the rule rather than the exception.

                              Anyway, just a few thoughts that you may want to consider. Again, nice collection you have there.

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