Real Sniper Instructor Soldbuch with Sniper Badge awarded:)

[AntiqueWW2]

Something you will not run into every Day. Original Sniper Soldbuch from a Sniper Instructor who was awarded with the Sniper Badge. It is a Part from a complete Group what i was now able to finally Complete with his Soldbuch and Driving License. Beside the Solduch it contains as well one Album from the Sniper Training, Pictures from the Day where he got the Sniper Badge, Letter, Award Documents and personal Items. Enjoy

[barkhorn1]

Dear AntiqueWW2,

Thank you very much for posting this soldbuch. If you have enough time,could you please show pictures of the second page? Is there any other leave permission besides the ones that you posted?

Could you also post pictures of the album as well as those from the day when he received the sniper badge? If possible, it would be also nice to see pictures of the awards documents.

Again, thank you very much for posting the soldbuch and I am looking forward to seeing more pictures.

Best regards,

Josep

[AntiqueWW2]

Here is the second Page. The Rest can soon be seen in a PDF together with his Story , will Post the Link when all is ready. Winter Project.... The Guy has a very interesting Story to tell that is sure And it will clear up some Things i hope for a few People who are know it always better....

[barkhorn1]

Dear AntiqueWW2,

Thank you very much for taking your time to post it. I am looking forward to seeing your research and specially, the pictures from the photo album.

It would be nice to see photos from the sniper training and of course, of the sniper badge in wear.

Thank you again and best regards,

Josep

[GHP]

AntiqueWW2,


Nichlos75 would like images of Soldbucher with PPKs annotated in the "personally owned weapons" section. I left a link to your post here, but I did not include your image.


Perhaps you wouldn't mind posting your image for Nicholas75?


-- Guy

[naxos]

Hello AntiqueWW2,

Thanks for showing this intriguing Soldbuch! I also would like to see more of this group.

[Archi]

Hello !

It seems to be a very interesting group and I also would be happy
to see more from it.
Thanks for showing those pages so far.

Best regards,

Archi

[JUNGCO]

It will be interesting to see what unit he was with when he earned the Sharpshooter's badge.
Jeff

[PanzerElite]

looks like he is sniper teacher, and finally at the end of war he was push to the front.

[Daniele C]

It will be interesting to see what unit he was with when he earned the Sharpshooter's badge.
Jeff

Same here, Looking forward to seeing the rest of the soldbuch

[Pervitin]

And of course, the service stamp at the last awards is the only blurry stamp..

[Lionel H.]

I would be glad to see more of this Group...

I am quite convinced about the Ss-Ausb. Stamps at Gross-Born.

I would like to be convinced about the Ss-Award entry, I feel not at ease with the abbreviation "Reg." in german, which mostly refers to a "Regierung" (Gov. / Government). "Reg.Kdeur" makes no sense in german. If you have a look at the entry before, which is 100% genuine, the abbreviation "Rgts-Adj." is correct.

The good point is, an Oberst Signature can be easier id's as an obscure Lt / Hptm... So Guy, let's discover the Name from this colonel....

As previously mentioned by several Members, I would be glad to see more.

[barkhorn1]

I think Lionel and Pervitin (I was also concerned by the blurry stamp) made good points but to be fair, I think it is better to wait the pictures from the photo album and the award documnts.

In my opinion, it will be more than worth to wait AntiqueWW2 for additional pictures as they will be more than useful.

Best regards,

Josep

[Dennis J]

I can't wait to see them this is a very interesting group.

GEAUX SAINTS
DJ

[Simon O.]

Definitely looking forward to seeing the award documents, clearly a healthy dose of sceptism is only understandable. My initial feeling is he was an officer posted to a training unit, but that's it. He clearly wasn't a combat officer so i have difficulty seeing him as an instructor.