WAFFEN-SS OFFICER IS AWARDED THE KNIGHTS CROSS OF THE

Eduard Brunner (1918-2006) German Officer. Brunner was a regimental commander. He was awarded the Knights Cross with oakleaves for defensive battles in 1944-45. 4” x 6” black and white photograph,

Diploma for a Knight’s Cross of the Order awarded to a French Non Commissioned Officer, 5th Class, instituted in 1889. 36x47,5 cm, dated 1955, folded. I

Country’s Upsurge Medal 1913 Diploma, Knight of the Order of the Romanian Crown with Swords Diploma, Authorization of Wear for 3rd Class Cross of the Order of Saint Stanislaus, Cross of the 191

HANS-JOACHIM MARSEILLE (1920-1942) 'The Star of Africa', a German ace serving principally in North Africa, Marseille had 158 kills in 482 sorties. Marseille was awarded a Knights Cross with Diamonds,

(1920 - 1942) German ace serving principally in North Africa, he had 158 kills in 482 sorties. Marseille was awarded a Knights Cross with Diamonds, and was rated by Galland as the war's best pilot. He

(1916-1982) Stuka dive-bomber pilot during World War II, the most highly decorated German serviceman of the war. Rudel was the only person to be awarded the Knight's Cross with Golden Oak Leaves, Swor

(1882 - 1950) Romanian general who led the Romanian Third Army against the Red Army on the eastern front. Awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves, he later saw his forces crushed at Stalingrad. Rare

(1920 - 1942) German ace serving principally in North Africa, he had 158 kills in 482 sorties. Marseille was awarded a Knights Cross with Diamonds, and was rated by Galland as the war's best pilot. He

(1920 - 1942) German ace serving principally in North Africa, he had 158 kills in 482 sorties. Marseille was awarded a Knights Cross with Diamonds, and was rated by Galland as the war's best pilot. He

(1920 - 1942) German ace serving principally in North Africa, he had 158 kills in 482 sorties. Marseille was awarded a Knights Cross with Diamonds, and was rated by Galland as the war's best pilot. He

(1886 - 1971) German general awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords, fought throughout the war, in France, during Barbarossa, and at Smolensk. He replaced Himmler as commander of Army Gr

(1916-1982) Stuka dive-bomber pilot during World War II, the most highly decorated German serviceman of the war. Rudel was the only person to be awarded the Knight's Cross with Golden Oak Leaves, Swor

HERBERT IHLEFELD (1914 - 1995) German World War II ace with 130 kills, awarded the Knights Cross with Swords. Pair of war-date signed items, includes a T.L.S. on his "Kommandeaur" letterhead, 1p.4to.,

(1915–1995) Luftwaffe fighter pilot and ace who accumulated 98 kills, awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves. Scarce S.P., 3.5 x 5.5 b/w, a Hoffmann portrait in uniform, signed with fair cont

(1890 - 1944) German general awarded the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds, fought with distinction in Poland, Russia, and Italy. Typed D.S. in indelible pencil, 1p.oblong 8vo., 'Hea

(1889 - 1951) German divisional commander who against all odds held off over 2,000 Russian attacks at Cholm for 107 days and was awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves. Scarce S.P., 3.5 x 5.25 in.,

(1921 - 1999) German officer and Knights Cross recipient, record holder of the Tank Destruction Badge for having destroyed 21 enemy tanks single-handedly using the panzerfaust, satchel charge, and han

German general of Infantry who stubbornly resisted the late 1944 Russian counterattacks in the Baltics, awarded a Knights Cross with Oak Leaves. Rare war-date D.S. 1p. 4to., 'Headquarters', 18th Army,

A collection of four books written by and about ADOLF GALLAND (1911 - 1994) German fighter ace of World War II and general of fighters, awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds.

Officer's or Knight's Cross, instituted in 1915. Case of issue by "Kelaidis, Athens" with cypher of George II on the lid. I

Officer's or Knight's Cross, 1st Model, Case of Issue. Box, 120x62 mm, maker's mark "Joseph Resch Fii - Bucarest", with gilt monogram of King Ferdinand I on the lid. II

Officer's or Knight's Cross, 1st Model, Case of Issue. Box, 126x58 mm, maker's mark "G. Lemaitre - Paris", with gilt monogram of King Ferdinand I on the lid. Rare! I R!

Officer's or Knight's Cross, instituted in 1915. Case of issue by "Kelaidis, Athens" with cypher of George II on the lid. I

Lot of four boxes for Commanders, Officer and Knight'ss Crosses. Overall good condition, interesting and scarce group!. I-II (4)