Germany, Heer. A Mixed Lot of Death Cards Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic obverse illustrating a standing left-facing

obverse illustrating a standing left-facing dog

measuring 55 mm (w) x 72 mm (h- inclusive of its crown suspension)

with the eagle’s head and left wing connecting to a swivel hinge with an integral loop around which is set a brown leather belt hanger

issued to “ALFONS KERZEL” on 5 November 1935

Germany, Heer. A Mixed Lot of Death Cards Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic obverse illustrating a standing left-facing(Steberbilder). A mixed lot of death cards, including: 1. One named to Feldwebel Josef Bauer, a 49 year old with lengthy wartime service in Poland, France, Belgium, and the Soviet Union, who was notably killed on 7 May 1945 (one day before Germanys official surrender) by a gunshot to the heart, measuring 6. 5 cm (w) x 11. 5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. One named to Josef Amberger, a 23 year old Obergefreiter who served with Infanterie