Very interesting document grouping to Luftwaffe pilot Oberleutnant Willi Lambrecht serving with a Transport unit somehow connected with Luftnachrichten-Regiment 4. He must have been involved in ground assault since he was awarded the Ground Assault Badge on 2.2.1943.
Part of the grouping are stunning photographs (12 in total) showing Ju52 aircraft with white winter camo paint. The pictures were certainly taken in the East.
Two of the photos show Leutnant Lamprecht with his privately tailored flight blouse. Strangely, he decided not to wear any medals with it. Another portrait shows a Luftwaffe comrade awarded the General Assault Badge.
Part of his grouping are three pair of collar tabs (Leutnant and Oberleutnant) as well as three pair of shoulder boards (Leutnant and Oberleutnant). The insignia are in worn condition and come with lots of patina. All are clearly worn. Furthermore, two well worn ribbon bars.
Iron Cross 1st Class certificate issued on 27-1.1945. Original pencil signature of Generaloberst Ritter von Greim.
29.1.1943 issued "Reichsminister der Luftwaffe" pattern Iron Cross 2nd Class certificate with facsimile signature of Göring.
Oktober 1941 isused Pilots Badge certificate. Ground Assault Badge certificate issued on 2.2.1943. Original signature of Generaloberst Richthofen as "Chef der Luftflotte 4".
Certificate to the Transport Squadron Clasp in bronze. April 1943 issued. Certificate to the Wound Badge in silver issued on 26.9.1943. Signed by the regiment commander of Ln.Regt.4. Lambrecht was insured three times.
