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    #46
    Originally posted by der-hase-fee View Post
    46414 belonged to Wilhelm Entholzner, a Parteiredner (party orator) from Landshut.
    OMG... der-hase-fee, thank you so very much for this much sought after information.

    I honestly had no idea whatsoever, until this very day, to whom this treasure had originally belonged to!!!

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      #47
      Did any one here buy the Adolf Wagner GPB # 11330 from the JP sale at HH ?
      That was the one piece I would have been after, if I wasn't closing deals on Blood orders at the time

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        #48
        Great badge Gary. Where did the holder serve?

        JP expressed an interest in Gestapo/Kripo discs and was always willing to trade GPB's for them although he didn't have any connected with the SiPo-SD which would have been a bonus for me.

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          #49
          Originally posted by g hanson View Post
          Great badge Gary. Where did the holder serve?

          JP expressed an interest in Gestapo/Kripo discs and was always willing to trade GPB's for them although he didn't have any connected with the SiPo-SD which would have been a bonus for me.
          The info I received years ago, was just a copy of Kellerman's name from the Senior Officer's List. In books on the SS I have searched for his name, but nothing was mentioned.

          If any member can run Kellerman's SS number 275880, and provide his service history, I would love to be informed.

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            #50
            Originally posted by Gary Symonds View Post
            The info I received years ago, was just a copy of Kellerman's name from the Senior Officer's List. In books on the SS I have searched for his name, but nothing was mentioned.

            If any member can run Kellerman's SS number 275880, and provide his service history, I would love to be informed.
            Gary, Hopefully RossK who has frequented this thread might see this and help you locate Kellerman's SS number and check his own records.

            Mil

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              #51
              Originally posted by Jon Fish View Post
              Did any one here buy the Adolf Wagner GPB # 11330 from the JP sale at HH ?
              That was the one piece I would have been after, if I wasn't closing deals on Blood orders at the time
              I'm so thrilled to be the new owner of this piece.
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                #52
                I thought you might have Congrats.

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                  #53
                  What a piece of history Martin and congrats!

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by Gary Symonds View Post
                    The info I received years ago, was just a copy of Kellerman's name from the Senior Officer's List. In books on the SS I have searched for his name, but nothing was mentioned.

                    If any member can run Kellerman's SS number 275880, and provide his service history, I would love to be informed.
                    Gary, checking the Dienstalterlisten adds only a bit more information for Hans Kellermann. He was born 16.3.02 and appeared to be on a fast track, as his first rank was Obersturmbannfuhrer in 1.1.36. But he never was promoted. In 1938, his unit was listed as Stammabteilung 6 and he had not received the ring.

                    He is listed in the Sturmbannfuhrer/Obersturmbannfuhrer DALs of 1942-1944:

                    Okt 1942, unit Stab OA Mitte and he had received his TK ring.
                    Okt 1943 unit Stab OA Ost and listed as a Hauptsturmfuh.(F) in the Waffen SS
                    Okt 1944 unit Stab OA Ost and listed as a Hauptsturmfuh.(F) in the Waffen SS

                    In all three of the DALs, he is listed as a Obersturmbannfuhrer. The Waffen SS renk was as a techincal officer (F)= Fachführer.

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by Martin M. View Post
                      I'm so thrilled to be the new owner of this piece.
                      Great score.

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                        #56
                        Originally posted by JoeW View Post
                        Gary, checking the Dienstalterlisten adds only a bit more information for Hans Kellermann. He was born 16.3.02 and appeared to be on a fast track, as his first rank was Obersturmbannfuhrer in 1.1.36. But he never was promoted. In 1938, his unit was listed as Stammabteilung 6 and he had not received the ring.

                        He is listed in the Sturmbannfuhrer/Obersturmbannfuhrer DALs of 1942-1944:

                        Okt 1942, unit Stab OA Mitte and he had received his TK ring.
                        Okt 1943 unit Stab OA Ost and listed as a Hauptsturmfuh.(F) in the Waffen SS
                        Okt 1944 unit Stab OA Ost and listed as a Hauptsturmfuh.(F) in the Waffen SS

                        In all three of the DALs, he is listed as a Obersturmbannfuhrer. The Waffen SS renk was as a techincal officer (F)= Fachführer.
                        Joe, thank you for your help.
                        Gary

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                          #57
                          Originally posted by RossK View Post
                          Hi All:


                          I also purchased both of his numbered SS daggers as well as the other in the sale that was "unidentified" as I ided all three SS men. Each has a very interesting story. First time I have ided so many in one sale.

                          Enjoy!

                          Ross Kelbaugh

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                            #58
                            Jon,Erich & Andreas, appreciate your kind words, thank you.

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                              #59
                              Congratulations Martin!
                              Now we know where some of the good GPBs have ended up!

                              Mil

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                                #60
                                Hi Martin,

                                I add my congrats, too! Your collection has just increased it's importance by a high degree! Just think: this badge could have been buried with Gauleiter Wagner's body beside the steps of the Temples of Honor in 1944...and come to think of it, I wonder if it originally was...?!?!

                                Cheers,

                                Br. James

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