This lot is a component of an Important grouping to SA Oberscharführer Karl M., born in 1905. He participated in the so-called "Hitlerputsch" in Munich on 8./9. November 1923. For this action he was awarded the "Blood Order" of the NSDAP in 1933. Karl M. grew up in a nationalist rightwing family in Munich. His father August served with "Einwohnerwehr München" after WWI. His brother, Max, died in 1921 suffering from his WWI injuries.
Despite his early involvement at the Putsch, Karl joined the NSDAP fairly late on 1.7.1930. His NSDAP membership number was 263069, and his "Blood Order" issue number was 1031.

This grouping has never available on the market before, having been found at a household clearance in Munich in late 2018. Please note that our consignor wishes to list the items as separate lots.

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Small grouping to Oberscharführer M.'s father August. He served with the "Bayerische Einwohnerwehr" in Munich from 1919. Part of the grouping is his weapon license card with an original attached photograph. It confirms his rifle number and that he received 45 rounds. 19.5.19 issued. Small "Wehrmannsbüchlein" confirming what he was handed over. See last page. Next to his rifle, ammunition, etc.. it also says "Armbinde m. Plakette" (armband with tag). Exactly this cloth armband with tag is still part of the grouping. It comes with a green colored metal tag. The base is typically from white-blue cloth.Two photographs. One shows his grave. August M. died in 1931

Lage size 1905 city of Munich civil rights certificate to August M.