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A Document Group to a Luftwaffe Pilot–Ace who Downed 25 Planes including 10 B-24s

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A Document Group to a Luftwaffe Pilot–Ace who Downed 25 Planes including 10 B-24s

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A Document Group to a Luftwaffe Pilot–Ace who Downed 25 Planes including 10 B-24s

Award document grouping to Feldwebel Karl-Heinz Böttner, Jagdgeschwader 77 - JG 77, who downed 25 planes during 1943 – 1944, including a Spitfire; B25; P38; 2 Beaufighters’; 10 B24’s; 3 B17’s; P47; 5 Jak-9 and one IL-2; Award document for a pilot’s badge (27 November 1941), with facsimile signature of General der Flieger, document folded, extremely fine condition; award document for the Iron Cross 2ndClass 1939 (10 May 1943), signed in ink by General Hans Seidermann (General der Fliegerkorps Tunis), in near mint condition; award document for the Iron Cross 1st Class 1939 (17 May 1944), signed in ink by Generaloberst Otto Dessloch (der Chef der Luftflotte 4), in near mint condition; award document for Luftwaffe Day Fighter Clasp Silver Grade (22 April 1944), signed in ink by Oberst Johannes Steinhoff, near extremely fine condition; award document for Luftwaffe Day Fighter Clasp Gold Grade (31 August 1943), signed in ink by Major Kurt Ubben, near extremely fine condition; award document for Wound Badge Black Grade, (10.3. 1943), signed in ink by Hauptmann Emil Omert, near extremely fine condition; award document for Armband “Afrika” (1.5.1943), signed in ink by Major, extremely fine condition. A fine set of award documents to Luftwaffe Pilot–Ace who scored most of his aerial Victories on the Western Front.