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Fw. Heerdt - Orden

Fw. Heerdt - Orden

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BESCHREIBUNG & FOTOS
Beobachten
Epoche 1918 — 1945
Land Deutschland
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Los 50-0561
EAN 2000000490113
Los 50-0561
Epoche 1918 — 1945
Land Deutschland
EAN 2000000490113
Material
Maße
Hersteller
Gewicht
Epoche 1918 — 1945
Land Deutschland
Los 50-0561
Material
Maße
EAN 2000000490113
Hersteller
Gewicht

Deutsches Reich 1918 - 1945
Fw. Heerdt - Orden


Beschreibung

Untouched grouping available on the market for the first time. Please see other lots to Hans Heerdt listed in this catalogue.

Hans Heerdt, born in 1918,  was promoted a Feldwebel on 1.1.1945 serving with Panzer-Ersatz-Abteilung 500 in Paderborn. Before, he was serving in the field with Panzer-Regiment 27 awarded the Iron Cross 2nd Class, the Tank Assault Badge, the East Medal and the Wound Badge in black. 

His unit in Paderborn used Tiger and Panther tanks which are shown inside his photo album. Heerdt had a small wound behind his right ear. A photo inside his album shows him being bandaged. This personal visor cap comes with a blood stain to the sweat-band caused by the same wound! In addition, he wears exactly that visor cap on a period time photo!

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Medal grouping to Feldwebel Hans Heerdt. He served with Panzer-Werkstattzug I./Panzer-Regiment 27 and Panzer-Ersatz-Abteilung 500 Paderborn (Tiger). 

Tank Assault Badge in bronze. Zinc. Bronzed. Slightly corroded. 

1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class with the original ribbon. "24" maker marked to the ring (Arbeitsgemeinsch. der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller, Hanau). Three-part construction. Iron core. Original black paint. 

Two Wound Badges in black. Brass.

1939 War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords. Including the original ribbon. "64" maker marked to the ring (Gottlieb Friedrich Kech & Sohn, Pforzheim). 

East Meal with the original ribbon. Zinc. "60" maker marked to the ring (Katz & Deyhle, Pforzheim). 

2-place ribbon bar with East Meal and Westwall Medal.

Two Soviet Russian enamel badges. Probably a "war booty" of him. 


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