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German Reich 1933-1945 - Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB)

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Auction dateClassic
22.04.2023 15:00UTC +00:00
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Eppli Auktionshalle
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Germany, L.-Echterdingen
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ID 937933
Lot 100 | German Reich 1933-1945 - Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB)
Third Reich 1933-1945 - Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB) and its first president HUGO GRIMME (1872-1943). Silver tray with dedication "Seinem Präsidenten General der Artillerie a.D. Grimme 29.4.1933-29.4.1936 / Das Präsidium des Reichsluftschutzbundes". Centered in the mirror engraving of his own RLB emblem. Grimme was last General of the Flak Artillery and received this character on the occasion of his retirement. From January 1941 to May 1943, Grimme was held as General der Flakartillerie at the disposal of the Reich Minister of Aviation and Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe, but no further command occurred. He retired from military service in May 1943. Various hallmarks on underside, silver 830, approx. 1297 g rough weight. Fine scratches and wear, approx. 38 x 48 cm.
Auction house category:Historical Germany 1933-45
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