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

The Soldbuch comes with a nice photo in black service tunic. Issued on 20. June 1940. His units are listed on page 4. Awards: Westwall Medal, Wound Badge in black, East Medal, Tank Assault Badge in bronze, and 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class. Listed on page 22. Promoted to Feldwebel on 1.1.1945. The front cover has two holes, the rest is in good condition 2.

Third Reich workbook. Issued on 23.8.1935. The front cover has two holes.

Certificate to Tank Assault Badge in bronze. Issued on 23.7.1942. Signed by Generalmajor Gustav Schmidt (Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves winner, self-inflicted death on 7.8.1943).

Certificate to Westwall Medal. Issued on 27.3.1940. Facsimile Meissner. 

Certificate to Mother's Cross in silver. Awarded to this mother Elisabeth Heerdt.

Certificate to Honor Cross of WWI. Awarded to this father Wilhelm Heerdt. Including the badge.