Grouping to SS-Grenadier Alois Eichenseer serving with 6./SS-Pz.Gren.Rgt. "Deutschland" which was part of SS-Division "Das Reich".
Unworn machine-stiched cuffband "Deutschland". Full length. Very nice condition. His period time "KIENZLE" watch. Signs of age. Running.
Denazified Wound Badge in silver (27 marked) and two Tank Assault Badges in bronze. One unmarked (rare maker to find, one Frank & Reif maker marked).
DIN A4 size award certificate to the Tank Assault Badge ein bronze along with a letter confirming this was sent home to his rather Josef Eichenseer.
Issued on 1.11.1943 and signed by SS-Obersturmbannführer Sylvester Stadler. "SS-Pz.Gren.Rgt. "Der Führer"" stamped. Issued to Eichenseer serving with 6./SS-Pz.Gren.Rgt. "Deutschland". Folded twice. No damage. Very good condition.
Certificates to Wound Badge in black and in silver. August 1943 and June 1944 issued. Eichenseer still served with 6./SS-Pz.Gren.Rgt. "Deutschland". Both in good condition.
Three portrait photos taken after August 1943 when he was already wearing the Wound Badge in black. On the latest photograph he wear the Wound Badge in silver and his Tank Assault Badge. You can see he was badly injured to his mouth/chin.
A couple of SS Feldpost letters and postcards to him as well as death cards of family friends.
His Third Reich ancestry book as well as postwar postcards.
