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Two Award Documents to Heinrich Weber; RAD & Shooting Badge 1st Class

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Two Award Documents to Heinrich Weber; RAD & Shooting Badge 1st Class

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Two Award Documents to Heinrich Weber; RAD & Shooting Badge 1st Class

Two certificates, measuring 325x440mm, both in fine condition with some fraying, and folding creases due to being rolled up. One has a tear repaired with tape. This repaired one is a memorabilia from the Reich Labour Service, stating that Heinrich Weber has done his part from October 1, 1935 to March 31, 1936. The document shows a facsimile of Reich Labour Leader Konstantin Hierl (1875–1955), and is signed in black ink by Weber’s department leader, the name could be Stocherl.

The second document is issued to Gefreiter (Lance Corporal) Weber of the 6th Company of Infantry Regiment 15 (mot). He is awarded the Shooting Badge 1st Class for light machine gun.The document is dated to Kassel on August 15, 1939 and signed in black ink by a Captain and Company Leader.