Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Award Documents And Photos To Leutnant Der Reserve Dr. Ernst Hüttmann

(Fotoalbum). An extensive lot of award documents and photos from the estate of Leutnant der Reserve Dr. Ernst Hüttmann, including:

1. An award document for the Hamburg Hanseatic Cross, constructed of off-white paper stock with black ink, named to Hüttmann as a Leutnant der Reserve of Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 201, issued in Hamburg on 29 July 1916, measuring 21 cm (w) x 33 cm (h), in very fine condition.

2. An award document for the 1914 Iron Cross I Class, named to Hüttmann as a member of Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 201, issued in the field on 28 February 1917, certified by the handwritten signature of then-Generalleutnant Hermann Otto von Runckel, measuring 21.5 cm (w) x 16.5 cm (h), in near extremely fine condition.

3. An award document for the Black Grade Wound Badge, constructed of off-white paper stock with multi-coloured ink, issued in the field on 10 June 1918, issued in the field on 10 June 1918 for a single wound, certified by the handwritten signature of an unidentified Oberstleutnant, measuring 17.5 cm (w) x 13 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.

4. An Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918 for Combatants, constructed of off-white paper with black ink, dated 19 February 1935 and issued to Hüttmann as a resident of Hamburg, measuring 20.5 cm (w) x 10.5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.

5. A wartime prisoner of war (POW) postcard, constructed of off-white card stock with multi-coloured ink, addressed to “OTTO HÜTTMANN” of Hamburg, the reverse indicating that Ernst is a POW in a British camp as per information released from London on 31 August 1918 and transmitted by the Hamburg branch of the Red Cross, measuring 14 cm (w) x 9.5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.

6. A pair of postwar military service paperwork, including a leave pass, constructed of off-white paper with multi-coloured ink, dated 29 October 1919, measuring 21 cm (w) x 25 cm (h), demonstrating moderate material fatigue, in very fine condition, and; a military service record, constructed of off-white paper with black ink, featuring a comprehensive account of Hüttmann’s wartime service between 9 October 1914 and 30 July 1918, indicating that he was taken prisoner by the British on 8 August 1918 and released from military service on 29 October 1919, measuring 21 cm (w) x 33 cm (h), in better than very fine condition.

7. A mixed lot of six university documents to Hüttmann, in overall very fine condition.