Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of Death Notices Hold bearing a central monogram and

bearing a central monogram and overlaid by a banner bearing a raised inscription of “MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND”

spotting and contact marks on the obverse

above a gilt banner bearing a black Cyrillic inscription of “ВВУЗ Н

crossed bronze swords in place on its original ribbon

nicking of the crossguard and pommel

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of Death Notices Hold bearing a central monogram and(Todesanzeige). A mixed lot of five Wehrmacht death notices, including: 1. One named to Alois Niemayr, a Schtze (Rifleman) who served with Gebirgsjger Regiment Nr. 37, and who was wounded in action on the Eastern Front on 27 September 1942, ultimately dying on 30 September, measuring 6. 5 cm (w) x 11. 5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. One named to Ludwig Gruber, a Gefreiter and recipient of the 1939 Iron Cross, who served with a Grenadier