The Wehrpass & Driver’s License Of Martin Völtz GTRexclude and I had had what

and I had had what I thought was a pretty successful shoot

Osborne Mitchell of Poland

An Early War Luftwaffe Observer's Badge by C

when he was admitted to the Canadian Special Hospital at Witley Camp on October 31

- (Military) Companions neck badge

The Wehrpass & Driver’s License Of Martin Völtz GTRexclude and I had had whatWehrpass 52 pages, extremely fine condition & Drivers License, extremely fine. Martin Vltz, born 12 of April 1912 in Berlin, a German citizen of protestant faith, unmarried at time of issue. He was trained as a machine manufacturer and graduated from a post secondary institution. He worked as an engineer. His parents were Johann, a member of the press, and Anna, nee Grobel, who died in 1937. He underwent military inspection at the army office of