(Infanterie-Regiment-Großdeutschland Verleihungsurkunden). A lot of four award documents to Werner Grubba, Infantry Regiment Großdeutschland, consisting of:
1.One for a 1939 Iron Cross II Class, constructed of off-white paper with multi-coloured ink, named to Grubba as a Gefreiter of 7. Kompanie, Infanterie-Regiment-Großdeutschland, issued at Oberkommando des Heeres (Supreme Command of the Army) headquarters on 30 July 1940, featuring the handwritten signature of Generalleutnant Bodewin Keitel, measuring 140 mm (w) x 200 mm (h), with a central folding crease evident, in near extremely fine condition.
2. One for an Infantry Assault Badge, constructed of off-white paper with black ink, named to Grubba as an Obergefreiter of 7. Kompanie, Infanterie-Regiment-Großdeutschland, issued at headquarters on 27 October 1940, featuring the handwritten signature of an unidentified Major, measuring 210 mm (w) x 296 mm (h), with horizontal and vertical folding creases evident, in extremely fine condition.
3. One for a 1939 Iron Cross I Class, constructed of off-white paper with black ink, named to Grubba (name mis-spelled as “GRUPPA”) as an Unteroffizier of 7. Kompanie, Infanterie-Regiment-Großdeutschland, issued in the field on 18 October 1941, featuring the handwritten signature of Oberst Walter Hörnlein (Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross, 30 July 1941; with Oak Leaves, 15 March 1943), measuring 140 mm (w) x 200 mm (h), with a central folding crease evident, in near extremely fine condition.
4. One for a Silver Grade Wound Badge, constructed of off-white paper with black ink, named to Grubba as an Unteroffizier of 7. Kompanie, Infanterie-Regiment-Großdeutschland, issued at Koblenz on 30 March 1942 for three wounds suffered on 24 July 1941, featuring the handwritten signature of an unidentified Oberfeldarzt and stand-in commander, measuring 140 mm (w) x 200 mm (h), with a central folding crease evident, in near extremely fine condition.
Footnote: Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Detlev Niemann.