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A Luftwaffe Night Fighter Award Document Group to Unteroffizier Wildschütze

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A Luftwaffe Night Fighter Award Document Group to Unteroffizier Wildschütze

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A Luftwaffe Night Fighter Award Document Group to Unteroffizier Wildschütze

Air Gunner Award Document (dated March 9, 1943, numbered "118 867 /43", facsimile signature of General der Flieger, 142 mm x 200 mm); Night Fighter Combat Badge, Silver Grade Award Document (dated July 1, 1944, signed in black ink by m.d.W.d.G.b. Major, with black ink stamp, 147 mm x 207 mm); and Iron Cross 1st Class Award Document (dated January 22, 1945, signed in black ink by Generalleutnant, Der Kommandierende General u.Befehlshaber des Lw.-Kommando West, with blue ink stamp, 140 mm x 198 mm). All three are printed in black ink on a white paper stock, exhibiting soiling and edge wear, as the result of being carried in a Soldbuch for an extended period, possibly at a Prisoner of War camp. Poor. (C:45)