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Germany, Heer. The Award Documents to Anti-Aircraft NCO Höfling (EK1)

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Germany, Heer. The Award Documents to Anti-Aircraft NCO Höfling (EK1)

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Germany, Heer. The Award Documents to Anti-Aircraft NCO Höfling (EK1)

An Iron Cross 1st Class certificate to Unteroffizier (NCO) Kurt Höfling of 3rd Battery of Anti-Aircraft Battalion (mot) 614. Dated to 21 March 1942 and signed in blue ink by commander of 257th Infantry Division, Generalleutnant Karl Sachs (1886-1952), a recipient of the German Cross in Gold. Measuring 140 mm (w) x 200 mm (h), presenting a folding crease and light scuffing of the edges, remains very fine.

An Iron Cross 2nd Class certificate to Obergefreiter (corporal) Höfling of the same unit as above. Dated to 19 October 1941 and signed in blue ink by commander of 295th Division, Generalleutnant Herbert Geitner (1888-1942), a recipient of the German Cross in Gold. Measuring 140 mm (w) x 199 mm (h), presenting a folding crease and light scuffing of the edges, remains very fine.

A Wound Badge in Black certificate to Obergefreiter Höfling of the same unit as above for being wounded on 8 October 1941. Dated to 14 October 1941 and signed by a Hauptmann (captain) and battalion commander, the name is illegible. Measuring 137 mm (w) x 198 mm (h), presenting a folding crease and light scuffing of the edges, remains very fine.