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Two Sets of Wartime Collector Cards of NCO Knight’s Cross Recipients of the Heer

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Two Sets of Wartime Collector Cards of NCO Knight’s Cross Recipients of the Heer

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Two Sets of Wartime Collector Cards of NCO Knight’s Cross Recipients of the Heer

Collectible cards showing pictures of NCO-ranked German Army Knight’s Cross recipients, measuring 72x103mm, near mint condition. The pictures come in packs of 10 each. There are two series, both have 50 pictures, however, pictures 1-10 and 51-60 are missing. The pictures were published by the Supreme Command of the Army (OKH = Oberkommando des Heeres), specifically the Department for Army Recruitment (Abteilung Heeresnachwuchs). The obverse of each collectible shows a photo, the reverse gives information about why the soldier was deemed worthy to receive a Knight’s Cross.