The fate of the Diamonds.

[Sepp45]

2 - Oberst Adolf Galland: awarded the Diamonds January 28th 1942. The Diamonds given to him (1st Type) are still in the hands of the family. The Cassette currently resides in a private collection.

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[Sepp45]

Unsigned?

[Sepp45]

Also to see is that Graf surrended his decorations to the Russian, while his silver set of diamonds remained in Germany and survived the war.

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[Sepp45]

Period photo of Silver diamonds (the first type of Godet awarded to Molders, Galland and Gollob) marked L/50, displayed at the Staff Building of the VII. Armycorps in 1942.

[frankandfrank]

The best diamonds ever you can see are on a Studiophoto of Erich Hartmann. I hope you can find it !

[Sepp45]

The best diamonds ever you can see are on a Studiophoto of Erich Hartmann. I hope you can find it !

This one?

[frankandfrank]

No, the photo of Erich Hartmann with the coat is it. On this photo you can see really the diamonds ! Masterpiece !

[Sepp45]

On this photo you can see really the diamonds ! Masterpiece !

Indeed!

[frankandfrank]

If i find the photo of Erich with coat. I post it. There you can see the stones really!!

[Sepp45]

If i find the photo of Erich with coat. I post it. There you can see the stones really!!

Thanks Frank!

[chen]

If i find the photo of Erich with coat. I post it. There you can see the stones really!!

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[Sepp45]

Good photo Chen... could that be it?

Here's another good of Hartmann and his diamonds.

[frankandfrank]

Yes, from Chen is one of the serie of stuidio photos after Hartmann got the diamonds.

[Sepp45]

Yes, from Chen is one of the serie of stuidio photos after Hartmann got the diamonds.

So, this is from the same photo studio?

[chen]

Yes, from Chen is one of the serie of stuidio photos after Hartmann got the diamonds.

This is one of the series of studio photos after Marseille got his sword.