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Nachlass eines Oberleutnant (Ing.) von U23 / U93 - Kleinkampfmittel.

Lot 239
09.09.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 000
AuctioneerBene Merenti Auktionen
Event locationGermany, Ludwigburg
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Lot 239 | Nachlass eines Oberleutnant (Ing.) von U23 / U93 - Kleinkampfmittel.
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€ 1 000
Nachlass eines Oberleutnant (Ing.) von U23 / U93 - Kleinkampfmittel.
1.) Bewährungsabzeichen der Kleinkampfmittel: Sägefisch, 2), Soldbuch Zweitschrift: Umschlag entnazifiziert, mit Uniformfoto, Block lose, viele Eintragungen, alle Auszeichnungen eingetragen, u.a. auch EK 1 und EK 2 sowie Sägefisch, teils mit Dienstsiegel ohne Swastika, 3.) Royal Navy Identity Card - Minensuchdienst Norwegen, 4.) U-Flottillenbefehl vom 23.6.39 bzgl. einer an ihn gezahlten Torpedoprämie, 5.) 8 Kriegsmarine Mützenbänder, auf Unterlage vernäht, 6.) Stammtischwimpel von U93 sowie diverse Abzeichen mit maritimem Bezug, u.a. auch GMSA Abzeichen.
Nach der Vierten Unternehmung auf U23 wurde Ihm das EK2 verliehen, das EK1 wurde ihm nach einer erfolgreichen Fahrt auf U93 - die mit vier Versenkungen mit insgesamt 23.943 BRT zu Buche schlug - verliehen. Im Jahre 1945 - nunmehr Oberleutnant (Ing.) wurde ihm dann das Sägefisch Abzeichen verliehen.
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Auction house category:German Reich (1933-45)
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