Papierset Walter Marby artillerie regiment 290 Demjansk! wound badge black made by: Leo Schmidt O die met zijn vingers

Papierset Walter Marby artillerie regiment 290 Demjansk! wound badge black made by: Leo Schmidt O die met zijn vingers

Name: Papierset Walter Marby artillerie regiment 290 Demjansk! wound badge black made by: Leo Schmidt O die met zijn vingers
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Papierset Walter Marby artillerie regiment 290 Demjansk! wound badge black made by: Leo Schmidt O die met zijn vingers made by: Leo Schmidt O From the beginning of 1943 he was transferred to Nachrichten ersatz abteilung 6 in Münster where he probably served as funker The set contains: Certificate of kriegsverdienstkreuz 2nd class with swords

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