A Grouping from the estate of Fritz Eitel, comprising: A Blood Order, 2nd Model, in silver, 40.45mm, numbered (stamped) “1955”, also hallmarked “800” (for silver content), with nice ribbon as worn, with two devices for attachment, also ribbon is pierced for button-hole wear; in extremely fine condition; in fitted case of issue, slightly scuffed, push button working well, in very fine condition; with award Document/ID in linen (Leinenausweis), named to Fritz Eitel, showing extensive use and age, in fair/poor condition.
Large Golden Party Badge, (30.55mm), marked “Ges. Gesch”, and numbered “70434”, no enamel chipping, extremely fine; with award document to Eitel, showing number “70434” on the document, issued in 1934; the document is slightly soiled, shows wear and use, about good/fair condition.
A large Blood Order Commemorative document to Eitel, praising his efforts and sacrifice, dated München, 1 July 1939, approx. 21cm x 30cm (or 8 x 12 inches), with Blood Order seal at the bottom right, in very fine condition; and another document related to his Golden Party Badge, praising his, loyalty, efforts and sacrifice, dated München, 24 February 1934, approx. 21cm x 30cm (or 8 x 12 inches), with golden party badge image at the lower left (I believe Eitel is pictured third from the left); printed on thick stock, I extremely fine condition. Also with another period pamphlet.
Fritz Eitel was also the recipient of the scarce Coburg Badge (photocopy of the award document comes with the grouping); the original was sold through H. Historica about 2-3 years ago – and present whereabouts unknown. A fine and extensive grouping to a Blood Order recipient, un-researched.