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Ramon gracias por las postales nos da un ambiente navideño de epoca y gernika ese cangrej esta de a diez, es de campo de batalla??Comment
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Two dog tags from the Blue Division.Comment
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Gernika81, beautiful items!!!!
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Thank you gijon81!Comment
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Hi Ricardo, good items from close in combat of the Spanish Blue Division.
I was not wishing to be trading on the objects of the Spanish soldiers of the Blue Division. For me the most important is that at least these objects are kept by Spanish and it is impossible to stop this global demand of objects in the Second World War and is an environment where people are profits to survive.
Unfortunately in the field of battle is very difficult to recognize the dead and often these objects are scattered around where the glorious Blue Division fought in Russia. Another thing different would be if these objects were extracted from cemeteries and death Spanish Soldiers.
I personally am not interested in acquiring these objects for Spanish fallen soldiers.
Thank you for show it, it is a history of brave soldiers !!!!!Comment
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I agree with Ramon 100%. We don't want to feed the black diggers. We buy to preserve that material, if possible, in Spain. It's part of our history.Comment
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My brother (WAF member kapitein) bought these items in Madrid in a small militaria shop some 15 years ago.
Besides the Civil war commemorative medal and Ost Front service campaign medals, also shown is a bi-lingual Wehrmacht receipt for returned uniform gear,
issued at a discharge center of the legion, which processed home-bound returning Spaniards.
(after completion of their service which had a time limit as per Franco's wishes)
Note unit stamp! Feldpost nr. 39502 = "Ersatzdienststelle Spanische Division.
He further commented: Too bad the museum with Spanish volunteer material moved to Toledo, it was a nice but small exhibition'
Posted obo "Kapitein"
Nice items!Last edited by NickG; 12-30-2010, 02:10 PM.Comment
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Here's another one offered by a Spanish dealer!
Posted for comparison purposes.
Note no rank given on this document, just a name...("soldado" on the other version)
Note late date (almost 1944) and Hotel stamp from Paris, France.
Processed for return to Spain at this Hotel???
Same unit stamp of course!Last edited by NickG; 12-30-2010, 02:24 PM.Comment
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Like the doc!!
very nice group!!!
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Nice documents of the Spanish Blue Division.
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