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Germany, Heer. A Lot of Wartime Photos, 14. Panzer-Division Knight’s Cross Recipient

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Germany, Heer. A Lot of Wartime Photos, 14. Panzer-Division Knight’s Cross Recipient

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Germany, Heer. A Lot of Wartime Photos, 14. Panzer-Division Knight’s Cross Recipient

(Heer Bilder). A lot of 11 wartime photos from the estate of a Knight’s Cross recipient in 14. Panzer-Division, many depicting the owner with Panzer personnel in black uniforms and with awards clearly on display, the former including the Knight’s Cross, with photos of Generalmajor Ferdinand Heim visiting members of the division in Makijiwka (Ukrainian SSR), pasted to a card stock page removed from a photo album, all with handwritten captions, all printed on wartime paper and of various sizes, one photo has separated from the backer, a superb lot of imagery in extremely fine condition.