Germany, Heer. A Panzer Badge Iii Grade Award Document For Oberleutnant Erwin Von Der Lancken Archive taken on strength with No

taken on strength with No

NSKOV Tinnie/Day badge

and is buried in Montreal (Notre Dame des Neiges) Cemetery

Large Milos Obilic gold Bravery Medal

This Soldbuch comes with research on Reinhardt’s units by the previous owner

Germany, Heer. A Panzer Badge Iii Grade Award Document For Oberleutnant Erwin Von Der Lancken Archive taken on strength with NoThe document is named to Oberleutnant (Senior Lieutenant) Erwin von der Lancken of the Staff Squadron of Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 24. It is dated to March 22, 1945 and signed in blue ink by a Lieutenant and Ordnance Officer, his name is Mller. Measuring 142x200mm, very fine condition with light scuffing and creasing, one folding crease, and minor soiling. Footnote: During the last year of the war, Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 24 was