Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Postwar Signed Photographs Of Knight’s Cross Recipients Hold the reverse inscribed “Der Tapferkeit”

the reverse inscribed “Der Tapferkeit” (German - For Bravery) within a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves

Instituted 1783)

The medal was established on January 17

with strong patina

He arrived in Halifax

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Postwar Signed Photographs Of Knight’s Cross Recipients Hold the reverse inscribed “Der Tapferkeit”(Wehrmacht Bilder mit Unterschriften). A lot of four postwar signed photographs of Knights Cross recipients, including one depicting Luftwaffe Hauptmann Alexander Glser, Knights Cross (19 February 1943) with Oak Leaves (28 March 1945), measuring 88 mm (w) x 130 mm (h), in extremely fine condition; one depicting a sketch of Heer Oberfeldwebel Hans Hindelang, Knights Cross (4 September 1940), the reverse with an unspoiled postcard arrangement, measuring