Germany, Third Reich. A Collection Of Documents From First And Second War To Josef Sigg

The collection of documents to Josef Sigg includes:

A summoning for a physical by troop physician of the SS-Totenkopf-Sturmbann of concentration camp Dachau for 28 December 1944. Measuring 148 mm (w) x 208 mm (h), presenting two folding creases and light scuffing of the edges, remains near very fine.

A Technische Nothilfe (TeNo = technical emergency service) Bavaria ID card, dated to Munich on 8 April 1932. Measuring 77 mm (w) x 119 mm (h), presenting light scuffing of the cover and of the edges of the pages, remains very fine.

A Reichsbund der Deutschen Beamten (national league of German civil servants) membership card, dated to Berlin on 1 October 1937. Measuring 119 mm (w) x 84 mm (h), presenting light soiling and scuffing of the edges, remains better than very fine.

A preliminary Iron Cross 2nd Class certificate to Josef Sigg in the 7th Company of Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment 2, dated to 28 May 1918. Measuring 209 mm (w) x 172 mm (h), presenting two folding creases and substantial fraying damage to the edges, in poor condition.

A Wound Badge in Black certificate to Sigg on the 7th Company of Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment No. 2, dated “in the field” to 25 August 1918. Measuring 207 mm (w) x 164 mm (h), presenting multiple folding creases, and some fraying of the edges, including several minor tears, remains better than fine.

A Hindenburg Cross certificate to technical Reichsbahnsekretär (national railway secretary) Sigg, dated to 18 January 1935. Measuring 211 mm (w) x 149 mm (h), presenting two folding creases, light overall creasing, some fraying of the edges, and several minor and one substantial tears, remains fair.