Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of Knight’s Cross Recipient Photographs and Signatures, from the Roger Bender Collection Newly Listed Wagner survived the war and
Description
Wagner survived the war and surrendered to US forces
which meant that he joined the ranks of Bavarian nobility
and minor loss of paint to the scabbard shaft
(Gasschutz Ärmelabzeichen)
Eleven feature crossed bronze swords
Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of Knight’s Cross Recipient Photographs and Signatures, from the Roger Bender Collection Newly Listed Wagner survived the war and(Ritterkreuztrger Fotos und Unterschriften). A mixed lot of Knights Cross recipient photographs and signatures, including: 1. signed photo of Korvettenkapitn Klaus Feldt (Knights Cross of the Iron Cross, 25 April 1941; with Oak Leaves, 1 January 1944), the lower half of the image overlaid by Feldts handwritten signature, the reverse bearing an additional handwritten signature, measuring 7. 5 cm (w) x 10. 5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. A
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