Show your Goblets

[Rich G]

In the past many goblets have been presented on this forum. Here's your chance to get them out again!

All goblets whether you have the history with them or not...let's see how many we have.

I'll start. Fw Otto Stadel (pic on immediate right). Radio Operator/Air Gunner on HE-111's KG55, KIA on the last raid by KG55 as part of the Blitz on the UK.

Rich

[Michael Everett]

Cups

Richard,

My 'head count':

1. Oberst Stepp: RK w/OL. Immelmann Geschwader. Rudel's Commander.
2. LT Pflanz: RK JG2. 54 confirmed Kills. One of Highest scoring Spitfire aces.
3. LT Trenkel: RK JG52. 137 Confirmed Kills!
4. LT Kortemeir: KGr 100 (Pathfinder).

[Tim Calvert]

Hi Rich,

Goblet on left:
Cased 835
Dec 1940
Oblt Walter Schneider
Staffelkapitain 6./JG 26 Schlageter
Battle of Britain ace
DKiG
20 kills
KIFA Dec 1941

Goblet on right:
835
Oct 1941
Oblt Wolfgang L******246;hrl
Stuka pilot in II/StG 2 Immelmann
Flew against Poland on 1 Sept 1939
Flew in France, Battle of Britain
Balkans, Crete and Russia
MIA after being rammed by Russian fighter 5 Oct 1941
Featured in book "Stuka" published in 1940

[Scott C.]

Geeeez, you guys are killing me!

Scott

[Mark Cheffins]

Goblets

Really Stupendous. Thank You for sharing. I wish I had one to show

[Anthony Evans]

great works of art

[George Stimson]

Here's mine, that of Leutnant Wolfgang Sauermann, Beobachter des 5.(Fern)/Aufklärer Geschwader 122.

[George Stimson]

Reverse.

[George Stimson]

With other of Sauermann's decorations.

[George L]

These are really stunning awards. I went to the SOS with the intent of buying one. I almost pulled the trigger on an officer's Goblet, but it had been cleaned and was too banged up for my collection. The hunt goes on!

[WARLORD]

On the topic, I am trying to locate the Goblet and document to Lange Georg Karl. He was awarded the Goblet 29.6.42 and the DK in gold 23.11.42. He was killed in action 4.4.43.Any help would be of the greatest importance in the hope of uniting the group.

[Kurt Barickman]

Lt. Rudi Planz

HI,

I see that you are the current owner of Rudi Pflanz's goblet. A friend of mine who is now deceased pulled that out of the woods in the early 1990s. It came out of a garage in North Dakota, the vet was deceased and he had it filled with nuts and bolts. A neighbor acquired it and brought it to a gun show in Fargo where my deceased friend purchased it, sold it to me and I later sold it to another collector who is also deceased. I have always wondered where it went from there and now I know. Killer goblet and patina.

KUrt Barickman

[François SAEZ]

In order to have a little knowledge on goblets

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/serv...blet/first.htm

[François SAEZ]

Silver Honor Goblet to a nightfighter who won the DKiG (March 42)
Lt. Ernst Wörner from 1./NJ1

*Even if all original items, the goblet came alone

[Albert]

A contemporary milieu study, or, before-and-after comparison)