Grouping Lt Doering.Opinions needed

[pommern]

Hello.Please your opinions about this grouping (DK Award Document)

Thanks all

Sebastian

[Simon O.]

The DK doc is a poor fake. The rest looks ok.

[pommern]

Thank you Simon.Doering was DK Holder.I think DK Docs are by the Familly or are sell separately.Thank you

[JUNGCO]

See the same stamp used on the DK document in the fake document section.
Jeff

[naxos]

Leutnant spelled wrong on Verwundeten Abzeichen document Who would spell Leutnant wrong during a war?

How come, in July 1942 he is an Oberleutnant and the next month (August) he is a mere Leutnant (and still a Leutnant in September)?

[naxos]

Compare:

Iron Cross second class document from 1940 - Pionier Bataillon 12 - 12. Infanteriedivision (at the time in Belgium)

with the

Iron cross document first class from 1942 - Pionier Bataillon 102 - 102. Infanteriedivision (at the time in Rshew)

what are the odds that these two documents are written with the same typewriter?

Notice the high G

[Simon O.]

Legitimate questions Naxos.
The one type of award document you encounter more spelling mistakes and bizarre unit abbreviations are from rear area hospitals, just like this one. This is nothing uncommon.
The date on the ostmedaille doc is the date the award was published in unit order, not when he was actually awarded the doc which could be years later, look at the recently posted LSSAH grouping to see another example.
The EKI and II docs are not written on the same typewriter, raised uppercase letters are also common.

[Simon O.]

Thank you Simon.Doering was DK Holder.I think DK Docs are by the Familly or are sell separately.Thank you

The Paul Doering i see listed appears to be a different man. An infantry officer and awarded in June '44

[Ludwig]

The DK doc is a poor fake. The rest looks ok.

Agree!