(Heer Verleihungsurkunden). A lot of four award documents to Obergefreiter Gerhard Peschel, who served with a number of Heer (Army) flak units during the Second World War, consisting of:
1. One for a 1939 Iron Cross II Class, constructed of off-white paper with multi-coloured ink, named to Peschel as an Obergefreiter of 10. Batterie, Panzer-Artillerie-Regiment 102, issued at divisional headquarters on 7 December 1942, featuring the handwritten signature of Generalmajor Eduard Metz (Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross, 5 January 1943), measuring 140 mm (w) x 200 mm (h), with some discolouration and a central folding crease evident, in very fine condition.
2. One for a General Assault Badge, constructed of off-white paper with multi-coloured ink, named to Peschel as an Obergefreiter of 10. Batterie, Panzer-Artillerie-Regiment 102, issued in the field on 22 March 1943, featuring the handwritten signature of signature of Oberst Walther Bömerz, measuring 148 mm (w) x 210 mm (h), with a central folding crease evident, in near extremely fine condition.
3. One for a Heer Flak Badge, constructed of off-white paper with black ink, named to Peschel as an Obergefreiter of 1. Batterie, Heeres-Flakartillerie-Abteilung 287, issued at Oberkommando des Heeres (Supreme Command of the Army) headquarters on 22 September 1943, featuring the handwritten signature of General der Artillerie Fritz Brand, measuring 148 mm (w) x 210 mm (h), with some discolouration and a central folding crease evident, in very fine condition.
4. One for a Black Grade Wound Badge, constructed of off-white paper with multi-coloured ink, named to Peschel as an Obergefreiter of 1. Batterie, A.A. 287, issued on 13 April 1944 for a single wound suffered on 11 March 1944, featuring the handwritten signature of an unidentified Oberfeldarzt, measuring 140 mm (w) x 200 mm (h), with a central folding crease evident, in near extremely fine condition.