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Holy mother of God!

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Gentlemen,
I would like to revive this post, as I have some new information relevant to it.

I have acquired part of this grouping (see: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=91834 ), and recently received the fieldgrey greatcoat shown in Mark´s penultimarte pic, underneath the prewar style greatcoat (see next four pics).

In the inner pocket of that coat I found a nametag which, as is not uncommon for items coming from the family, had the name struck out ......................

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It struck me that it might be possible to remove the marker using a solvent used to dilute acrylic paints. And indeed, some very careful swipes with a cotton swap moistened with the solvent concerned did the trick, revealing the name of the original owner ...................

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My compliments to Glenn2438, who had identified Freiherr Louis (Traugott, in later Rangliste) Leuckart von Weissdorf as a possible owner of the grouping. The label confirms the correctness of that assesment.