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Deutsches Reich 1933-1945 - Umfangreicher Nachlass mit

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Auction dateClassic
24.11.2018 12:00UTC +00:00
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Eppli Auktionshalle
Event location
Germany, L.-Echterdingen
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ID 137770
Lot 35 | Deutsches Reich 1933-1945 - Umfangreicher Nachlass mit
diversen Papieren, Dokumenten, Feldpostbriefen, Postkarten gel. und ungel., Fotos und Abzeichen, unter anderem 3. Schwäb. Frontsoldaten Kriegsopfer-Ehrentag Tübingen 1935, Schwäb. Kriegsopfer Ehrentag Stuttgart 1933, Tag der Arbeit, Tag der Wehrmacht, Deutsches Turnfest Stuttgart 1933, Deutsches Jugendfest 1936, Gautag Stuttgart 1937, 4. Schwäbischer Frontsoldaten und Kriegsopfer Ehrentag Heilbronn 1936, Kampfspiele der Schwäb. Hitlerjugend 1938, Bundeskriegertag Wildbad 1930, Reichsparteitag, Mutter und Kind Textilabzeichen 1934. Dazu auch Abzeichen Kyffhäuser, Kriegerbund, teils auch Pappabzeichen, Landesfeuerwehrtag 1925 Heidenheim. Des Weiteren 2 Besitz-Zeugnisse über die Kyffhäuser Denkmünze und Ehrenzeichen II. Klasse. SA Leistungsbuch, Bücher und Zeitschriften, Kennkarte, Ausweise, Schmucktelegramme und Weiteres. Einiges auch aus der Zeit vor 1933, WKI. Erhaltungen sehr unterschiedlich, Abzeichen teilweise korrodiert oder beschädigt, bitte ausgiebig besichtigen!
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