Panzervernichtungsabzeichen photos

[PzV]

Ian, thanks for the ID!

best regards,

Jim

[PzV]

here is actually the document as well as the Soldbuch entry for the Pz destruction badge

[PzV]

this accompanying document was sent to the family with three Pz destruction stripes, the document as well as the document for the Close Combat Badge and badge itself.

[PzV]

how the entry looked in the Soldbuch

[PzV]

here is another photo of a Panzerknacker

[Porsche]

Jim,
Do I recognise that last photo from eBay?

Cheers,

Neil

[Porsche]

Great thread, here are some of my photo's. Hans Hirning.....

[Porsche]

and Steckmeier..................

[Porsche]

..........and an as yet unidentified recipient of 5 PVA's. The name written on the back of the photo was OberstLeutnant (Hauptsturmfuehre) and RitterKreuzTraeger (RKT) Jakob Heidrich. However, there is no Heidrich listed in the accepted RKT list and this may be a made up postwar print. I still haven't lost hope that this guy can be identified.
(by the way, he's wearing an EK2 as a RK; But this was probably fairly common for front line RKT's; He does seem to be missing a CCC
More to follow later........

Neil

[Tim W]

Very nice guys! PvZ, your collection always seams to a maize me. I don't have much in the way of these photos but this SS TK pz guy I'm very impressed with, Classic SS cut panzer tunic with all the trimmings!!
So Merry Christmas to all!
Tim W

[Mogdala]

Great pic´s guys - here is one of my tdb photo

[Mogdala]

posted before

[Todd Gylsen]

Here's one I've posted before.

[DaveNZ]

this accompanying document was sent to the family with three Pz destruction stripes, the document as well as the document for the Close Combat Badge and badge itself.

great stuff

Cant help but wonder though: Did this soldier survive the war?

[Porsche]

And another one, this officer is as yet unidentified. He's wearing glasses, this must make it really difficult to kill a tank.

Neil