Germany, Heer. A Collection Of Army Feldpost Letters, 1941-1944 Auction Archive evidence of mothing on the

evidence of mothing on the brown wool cover on both sides

For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in leading the line forward in a counter-attack until held up by two strong points

level two: Distinguished Flying Cross with one silver and one bronze bronze oak leaf and Bronze Star with "V" device

56 mm x 35 mm

clasp 1879

Germany, Heer. A Collection Of Army Feldpost Letters, 1941-1944 Auction Archive evidence of mothing on theThe collection consists of ten letters, eight of which remain in their original envelopes, as well as eleven envelopes with the letters missing. They are dated to between February 1941 and June 1944. They include mail from the following soldiers: Obergefreiter (Corporal) Christian Kstle, writing to his parents from the Eastern Front, Feldpost number 27377, Pionier Battalion 5. Leutnant Jakob Heff, writing to a female friend, Anneliese Hauck, from the