Knight Crosses today

[Tom B]

Great thread, one of the best threads on WAF , thanks Sepp :-)

I agree and it will be missed ! Tom

[ChrisH]

You have done really a great job

Many thanks

All the best for your collection ....... Chris

[PanzerElite]

don't sad, after years , you will find yourself as an expert just because you are making these threads, you collect the fotos, you collect the experience !!

[tony james]

Sepp
you have done a outstanding job which is greatly appreciated .thank you

[RamJet]

Sepp
you have done a outstanding job which is greatly appreciated .thank you

+1 from me!

[nick-j]

+1 One of my favourite threads Sepp.

Also a nice group to go out on, The Grauting Rk Is interesting -- its to an army man but with a Luft VB -- was he in a Luftland division?

[Sepp45]

I guess I'm back http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...84#post6359584

You guys were far to kind with the comments Thanks

[Tony T-S]

Excellent. Now on with the thread. I've been through this two times in the last week looking for info. It's here all thanks to you.

[Tom B]

I guess I'm back http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...84#post6359584

You guys were far to kind with the comments Thanks

We are all glad Sepp !!!! Tom

[Sepp45]

Oak Leaves formal award document to General der Infanterie Karl Eibl
Kommandeur Infanterie-Regiment 132 / 44.Infanterie-Division /6.Armee / Heeresgruppe Süd
Presented on: December 31st, 1941

Weitze is offering a set of Oak Leaves attributed to Karl Eibl.

[Sepp45]

Eibl wearing a set of Oak Leaves (left) and the set offered by Weitze.

[Sepp45]

RK awarded to Oberleutnant August Grauting
Zugführer InfRgt 16
Awarded the Ritterkreuz: May 29th, 1940

The complete grouping offered by Kai-Winkler.

[Sepp45]

Erich Topp's Oak Leaves formal award document.

A rare view of Topp's mappe. I will try to find a better quality..

[Tom B]

A rare view of Topp's mappe. I will try to find a better quality..

I think this was owned by Steve Wolfe at one time ? Tom

[Sepp45]

These medals were presented during the funeral of Feldwebel Karl Selinger, who got the KC on December 12th, 1944.

I'm sure that Ritterkreuz is postwar, right?

He died in 2011.