Herbert Wurm ID Document Grouping: HJ photo ID (1 pg,) Arbeitsbuch (38 pgs,) and post-war work pass (1 Pg.), very fine condition overall. Born on the 4th of December 1922 in Iserlohn in Westphalia, he joined the Hitler Youth as a teenager. June 1st 1938 he was named Comrade Unit Leader of his local 136 Iserlohn youth group. On the 9th of November 1938 he was made Troop Leader of the same group. In November of 1940 he was promoted to Junior Corporal (Oberrottenfuerher,) a title issued exclusively to members of the Hitler Youth. He then acted as a Cadre Unit Leader. 20th of July 1940 he was issued his work book (arbeitsbuch.) he was categorized to work group 23. His first work experience began in August 1940 at a metal ware factory in his hometown called J.H Schmidt & Sons, where he started as an apprentice. His arbeitsbuch was temporarily suspended for an unstated reason. He survived the war with no account of having served active military service. After the Second World War he continued working with J.H Schmidt & Sons, dealing with sales by August 1949.
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Six Third Reich Postcards & Photographs In very good condition, 13cm x 8cm.
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Item G19015 |
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A Wartime Signed Daybook Page of Colonel General of the Waffen-SS Sepp Dietrich Offered is 1 of 15 pages from a wartime period daybook containing a signature collection. Each page contains a newspaper clipping image as well as a period signature. This particular pages contains the picture and signature of Colonel General of the Waffen-SS Sepp Dietrich. The page itself measures 14.8x19.9 cm newspaper clipping measuring 11.1x15cm; The picture is a newspaper cut-out. The page carries Dietrich's signature in blue ink. Footnote: Josef “Sepp” Dietrich (1892–1966) was an Oberst-Gruppenführer and Colonel General of the Waffen-SS. He was one of only 27 recipients of the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds. In the 1920s, he worked as Hitler’s chauffeur and bodyguard. In the early 1930s, he became the commander of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler (LSSAH). Later he led the 1st SS Panzer Corps, then the 5th Panzer Army, and eventually the 6th Panzer Army. |
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Item G25756 |
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A Panzer KC Winner Signed Photograph A Panzer KC Winner Signed Photograph - Post War photo with original signature and inscription, 8.7 x 12cm, EF.
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A First War Medals & Decorations Product Page from Manufacture M. Fleck & Son, Hamburg A product page by Flag and Insignia Factory M. Fleck & Son, Hamburg. It measures 429x290mm, very fine condition, some fraying around the edges, taping on the backside, and folding creases. The page, no. 9, shows an assortment of medals and decorations that the company produced in 1933. Footnote: The company was established in 1882 and still exists today, being run by the same family in 4th generation. Today, they work under the name of FahnenFleck and have a subsidiary in South Africa. |
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Item G27706 |