Knight Crosses today

[Sepp45]

RK formal award document to Feldwebel Walter Garz
Zugführer 3./PzGrenRgt 74
Presented on: December 16th, 1942.

Zoom on the award document.

(Photo credits to Hermann-Historica)

[Sepp45]

RK formal award document to Generalleutnant Wilhelm Behrens
Kommandeur InfRgt 106
Presented on: March 23rd, 1942

(Photo credits to Hermann-Historica)

[Sepp45]

RK awarded to Generalleutnant Paul Reichelt
Chef des Generalstabes ArmeeAbt "Narwa"
Awarded the Ritterkreuz: November 8th, 1944

(Photo credits to Andreas-Thies)

[Sepp45]

Front and back view of the KC.

(Photo credits to Andreas-Thies)

[Sepp45]

RK formal award document to Oberleutnant Siegfried Engfer
Flugzeugführer III./JG 3 "Udet"
Presented on: November 2nd, 1942

(Photo credits to Andreas-Thies)

[Ed Taylor]

Druschel

Druschel's formal award documents were sold several years ago by Kai Winkler. The RK and EL documents were in good condition, but the Swords document was water damaged.

[Sepp45]

Hi to all! A very interesting photo of RKT Leutnant Willi Unger, awarded the Knight's Cross on October 23rd, 1944 as Fahnenjunker-Feldwebel and pilot in the IV.(Sturm)/Jagdgeschwader 3 "Udet".

His medals are in the background.

(Photo credits to MMarcus, of warrelics.eu militaria forum).

[Sepp45]

Second photo of Leutnant Unger

(Photo credits to MMarcus, of warrelics.eu militaria forum).

Regards,
Sepp.

[Sepp45]

RK formal award document to Oberleutnant Hans Uhde
Führer 11. / Grenadier-Regiment 424
Presented on: January 15th, 1943

Last year, some people wanted a better photo of his "rare" document, dated 1943. I managed to get them from Hermann-Historica, so the experts can make the proper analysis and get us out of this doubt

Oberleutnant der Reserve Uhde was awarded the Knight's Cross as the leader of 11./Grenadier-Regiment 424 with which he saw the fighting and conquest of cities like Novgorod, Sinyavino, Schlüsselburg and Lipki.

[Sepp45]

Second picture of the mappe.

Any help is welcome, as always.

Regards,
Sepp.

[InfanterieSammler]

The Hans Uhde Urkunde is indeed rare example due to the date (1943). I believe the document to be a nice original, though I'm not keen on the signature.

John

[Steinar]

those pictures of Willi Unger are really cool. Very nice.
Is it all original or replicas?

[InfanterieSammler]

The Hans Uhde Urkunde is indeed rare example due to the date (1943). I believe the document to be a nice original, though I'm not keen on the signature.

John

No one wants to touch this one?

JD

[frankandfrank]

Last year, some people wanted a better photo of his "rare" document, dated 1943. I managed to get them from Hermann-Historica, so the experts can make the proper analysis and get us out of this doubt

Oberleutnant der Reserve Uhde was awarded the Knight's Cross as the leader of 11./Grenadier-Regiment 424 with which he saw the fighting and conquest of cities like Novgorod, Sinyavino, Schlüsselburg and Lipki.

Hitler signature is not a original and not a autopen.! Faked!

[InfanterieSammler]

Hitler signature is not a original and not a autopen.! Faked!

Precisely what I had in mind...

Started a thread here:
http://184.172.36.50/forums/showthread.php?t=664344

JD