Knights Cross Winners award Document named to " Franz Götz " .

[Brent Smith]

WOW...WOW...WOW... German WWII Historical Knights Cross Winners award Document named to " Franz Gotz " . Franz Gotz was among the pilots who were in operation for the full five years of the war. He achieved his first victory on 14.5.1940 . His early Luftwaffe pilots badge is not only named to him but has this very dated 14.5.40 inscribed on the back. Until January 1945 he flew with the III./JG 53 aginst England, in Russia, the Mediteranean area, and in the home defence. Staffelkapitan 9./JG 53 for some time and then Kommandeur III./JG 53 for two years. Kommodore JG 26 ~Schlageter~ on 28-1-1945 Total of 766 missions, 63 victories ( 17 East, 5 Four-engined) .
This was discovered in a North Carolina local US veterans estate clean out ...

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[chen]

Nice Discovery.

[Jelle M.]

Very nice, thanx for posting.

[Petrus]

Great find!!

[rfleming32]

Wow just about says it. Would you post the PB too?

[chrisje110]

doesnt get any better then this, great find

[steiner99]

What is the todays price for a KC document in this condition?
As I remember at the last Hermann Historica auction all KC documents was not sold for the startup price.

steiner99

[steiner99]

All documents are not sold.

[Reichsword]

Wow, great find. Did you also get his pilot's badge?

[chen]

What is the todays price for a KC document in this condition?
As I remember at the last Hermann Historica auction all KC documents was not sold for the startup price.

steiner99

It all depends on its condition and especially to whom it was awarded to.

[michael leone]

Kc document

$ 20,000