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Germany, Kriegsmarine. Two Award Documents To Navy Artillery Hauptgefreiter Ewald Musfeldt, 1944

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Germany, Kriegsmarine. Two Award Documents To Navy Artillery Hauptgefreiter Ewald Musfeldt, 1944

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Germany, Kriegsmarine. Two Award Documents To Navy Artillery Hauptgefreiter Ewald Musfeldt, 1944

The two documents are an Iron Cross 2nd Class award document (140x200mm, near very fine) and a Naval Artillery Badge award document (148x205mm, fine). Both documents have the stamps’ swastikas painted over in ink in an attempt to denazify them.

The Iron Cross 2nd Class award document is named to Marineartillerieobergefreiter (Naval Artillery Corporal) Ewald Musfeldt. It is dated to September 30, 1944.

The Naval Artillery Badge award document is named to Marineartilleriehauptgefreiter (Naval Artillery Senior Corporal) Musfeldt. It is dated to November 13, 1944.

Both documents are signed in blue ink by the Coastal Commander-in-Chief of the Western Baltic Sea, Konteradmiral (Rear Admiral) Werner Stichling (1895–1979), a recipient of the Clasp to the Iron Cross 1st Class.